Question

Discuss Jewish relations with Rome. What led to the Jewish Revolt of 66-73 CE, and what were its consequences for the Jewish people?

Answer 1

The Roman and the Jewish had sundry religions and ethnic disparities amongst them, which led to the subsequent Jewish revolt.

The primary event that led to a much large scale revolt was the plundering of the Jewish temple by the Roman emperor, the wealth of which he claimed as his own.

The consequences weren't handsome for the a Jewish people, as most of their population was scattered across, and most were sold as slaves.

There were two more revolts that took place, although after a while.