The correct response is:
They practiced monotheism.
Unlike many of their contemporaries in the Fertile Crescent, who were polytheistic and worshipped multiple gods, the early Israelites were distinct in their belief in a single, all-powerful God.
How were the early Israelites different from others in the Fertile Crescent?
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They did not eat meat.
They did not eat meat.
They practiced monotheism.
They practiced monotheism.
They did not live in family groups.
They did not live in family groups.
They used iron tools.
They used iron tools.
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are you sure
Yes, I am sure. The early Israelites are primarily noted for their practice of monotheism, which set them apart from other cultures in the Fertile Crescent that generally worshipped multiple gods (polytheism). This belief in one God is a fundamental aspect of the Israelite faith and is documented in their religious texts, including the Hebrew Bible.
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