The Eighteenth Century Jewish Movement Founded by a Storyteller Known

question 17

Multiple Choice

The eighteenth century Jewish movement founded by a storyteller known as the Baal Shem Tov ("Master of the Good Name") , which emphasized dancing in joy as well as studying the Torah, is called __________.

• A) onservative
• B) Hasidism
• C) Reconstructionism
• D) Reform
• E) Zionism

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Country Club

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Ideal Follower

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