What Best Characterizes Israel's Society During the Time of the Judges

question 28

Multiple Choice

What best characterizes Israel's society during the time of the Judges?

• A) It was local and egalitarian, with little centralized power
• B) It was united but often brutal under a universal judge
• C) It was deeply religiously faithful, but socially weak
• D) It was structured under universal laws which the judges oversaw.

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