C. Philistines
Explanation:
- Upon their return from Egypt, the Hebrews wandered the Sinai desert for years, and the conquest of Canaan soon began. This war lasted a couple of hundred years, but the Hebrews came out of it as victors. They divided the land of the Canaanites among their tribes and created a system of administration known as 'amphictyony'.
- The following years are relatively quiet. Then sometime from the north in 1050 the Philistines (the possible ancestors of today's Palestinians) invaded and invaded Israel.
- Faced with a new danger, the Israelites propose Samuel to choose a new king, this one chooses Saul to be king of Israel, and the tribes then unite in the people of Israel.
- Yet Saul is later killed, because of the many sacrifices he has made in the fight against the Philistines. At about the same time, David led his own war against the Philistines, and managed to take victory.
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