Under Moses, the central force in the life of the Hebrews became
A)a series of strong kings.
B)a set of powerful judges.
C)belief in one God.
D)his charismatic leadership.
E)colonization of Canaan.

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Moses is primarily credited with introducing the concept of monotheism to the Hebrews, which became the central force in their life and religious beliefs. While he did provide leadership, there were not a series of strong kings or judges under his rule, and the Hebrews did not colonize Canaan until after his death.

Under Moses, the Central Force in the Life of the Hebrews