The sect of Judaism that wielded the most political power was the

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The Sadducees were a sect of Judaism that held significant political power during the Second Temple period, particularly under the rule of the Roman Empire. They were the aristocratic and priestly class, and controlled the temple and its rituals. The Pharisees had more influence over the people and were more popularly supported, but did not hold as much political power as the Sadducees. The Essenes and Zealots were smaller sects and did not have significant political power.

The Sect of Judaism That Wielded the Most Political Power