What form of Judaism provided the expected norms for Jewish life from the sixth century ce until the emergence of modern forms of Judaism in the nineteenth century?

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Rabbinic Judaism, also known as Pharisaic Judaism, emerged in the first century CE and became dominant after the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 CE. This form of Judaism developed the expected norms for Jewish life, including the practice of Torah study, prayer, and observance of Jewish law. The other forms of Judaism mentioned (Orthodox, Reform, and Conservative) emerged later in response to various historical, cultural, and social contexts.

What Form of Judaism Provided the Expected Norms for Jewish