Judaism has had very little influence on human history.
a. true
b. false

The correct answer is B. (False)

The Jewish belief in one God  (monotheism) has  forever shaped the Western world,.

The seven day week including a rest for everyone even the animals  was unique to the Jews and is now embraced in our calendar system.

Judaism always put priority education as the highest goal of man in pursuit of godliness. Illiteracy among any generation of  Jews was very rare. This tradition has been passed on to western culture and also in most African nations,  where education for children is compulsory under law.

the positive effects of the Columbian Exchange were the many crops brought to the Old World from the New World. Some of these eventually became staples in cuisines around the world. These included potatoes, tomatoes, maize, sweet potatoes, cassava, and cacao, which is used to make chocolate.

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