Question

question 6 the jews of judea a uniformly rejected hellenism and centered their social identity strictly on the worship of yahweh. b had been so heavily influenced by other cultures during their years of exile that they failed to reestablish a jewish state. c created a hellenized version of judaism called maccabean judaism. d were reinforced in their rejection of hellenism by the large jewish populations in cities around the mediterranean that thoroughly rejected greek culture. e adopted some aspects of greek cultural life despite resistance by some members of the society. 1 point

Explanation:

The Jews of Judea maintained a strong religious - centered social identity and resisted Hellenism to a large extent, but not all aspects of Greek culture were rejected. They did not create a Hellenized version of Judaism called Maccabean Judaism. Their rejection of Hellenism was not always thoroughly reinforced in all populations in Mediterranean cities. And they did not fail to re - establish a Jewish state. In fact, some aspects of Greek cultural life were adopted despite resistance.

Answer:

E. adopted some aspects of Greek cultural life despite resistance by some members of the society.