1. What caused King Nebuchadnezzar to exile the people of Judah to Babylonia? The Chaldeans conquered Assyria. The king became suspicious of the Israelites' power and wealth. The Israelites rebelled against the control of the Chaldeans. The Egyptian king forced the Israelites into labor.
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