Which statement accurately compares the political environments in which Judaism and Christianity developed?'

A. Abraham was a member of a group ruling Mesopotamia when he made his covenant with God. Jesus preached his ideas when the Greeks occupied Israel.

B. Abraham was looking for a "promised land" when he made his covenant with God. Jesus preached his ideas during a time when the Jews were ruling Israel.

C. Abraham and his people occupied the land of Canaan when he made his covenant with God. Jesus preached his ideas during a time of peace within Roman-occupied Israel.

D. Abraham was a member of a people without a homeland when he made his covenant with God. Jesus preached his ideas during a time when the Roman Empire occupied Israel.

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6 September, 07:14

Which statement accurately compares the political environments in which Judaism and Christianity developed?'

A. Abraham was a member of a group ruling Mesopotamia when he made his covenant with God. Jesus preached his ideas when the Greeks occupied Israel.

B. Abraham was looking for a "promised land" when he made his covenant with God. Jesus preached his ideas during a time when the Jews were ruling Israel.

C. Abraham and his people occupied the land of Canaan when he made his covenant with God. Jesus preached his ideas during a time of peace within Roman-occupied Israel.

D. Abraham was a member of a people without a homeland when he made his covenant with God. Jesus preached his ideas during a time when the Roman Empire occupied Israel.

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Hassan Wiley · Answer 1

Abraham was a member of a people without a homeland when he made his covenant with God. So the answer is D.

Arjun Bell · Answer 2

The statement that accurately compares the political environments in which Judaism and Christianity developed is Abraham was a member of a people without a homeland when he made his covenant with God. Jesus preached his ideas during a time when the Roman Empire occupied Israel. The correct option is option "D".