Which empire conquered the Southern Kingdom?

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Multiple Choice

Which empire conquered the Southern Kingdom?

Explanation:
Think about the timeline of Judah, the Southern Kingdom. Its end came when the Babylonian Empire, led by Nebuchadnezzar II, besieged Jerusalem around 587/586 BCE, destroyed the temple, and carried many of its people into exile. That event marks the fall of Judah as an independent kingdom. The other options don’t fit this historical moment: Egypt and Greece didn’t conquer Judah in this period, and Persia later took control of Babylon and allowed the exiles to return, but it didn’t conquer Judah itself. So Babylon is the empire that conquered the Southern Kingdom.

Think about the timeline of Judah, the Southern Kingdom. Its end came when the Babylonian Empire, led by Nebuchadnezzar II, besieged Jerusalem around 587/586 BCE, destroyed the temple, and carried many of its people into exile. That event marks the fall of Judah as an independent kingdom. The other options don’t fit this historical moment: Egypt and Greece didn’t conquer Judah in this period, and Persia later took control of Babylon and allowed the exiles to return, but it didn’t conquer Judah itself. So Babylon is the empire that conquered the Southern Kingdom.

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