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Persian is the period Jews increasingly focus on faithfulness to the Torah as the hallmark of their religion.
What does the Hebrew word Torah refer to?
In Hebrew, the word Torah () can be used to refer to instruction, guidance, and legislation. The first five volumes of the Hebrew Bible, often known as the Pentateuch, or "five books" in Greek, are considered to have been written by Moses and are the most important meaning for Jews.
What time period was the Torah?
Although some would place the composition of the Torah within the Hellenistic era, current academics generally believe that the finished Torah was produced during the Persian Achaemenid Empire (approximately 450–350 BCE) (333–164 BCE).
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A. Germany was invading other European countries, the Allies declared war on Germany, Roosevelt signed the Lend-Lease Act but still refused to enter the war, Pearl Harbor was attacked, the United States entered the war.
The United States wanted to remain neutral and have no involvement in the war, however, the US did send resources to the Allied Powers. In 1939, Congress passed the "Cash-and-Carry" Provision; later in 1941, the Lend-Lease Act was passed. So far the United States did not have any direct involvement with the war, the US only supplied its allies. This all changed when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor; the US had to abandon their policy of neutrality and take action.
