Question

what was the result of the jewish-roman war of 66 ce?
jerusalem was destroyed, causing the israelites to flee.
jewish culture was restored when the israelites won the war.
romans were exiled from judah and forced to return home to rome.
judah gained freedom, which resulted in settlements throughout israel.

Explanation:

The Jewish - Roman War of 66 CE ended with the Romans' victory. As a result, Jerusalem was destroyed (including the Second Temple), and many Jews were forced to flee (a diaspora). The other options are incorrect: the Israelites (Jews) did not win the war (so Jewish culture was not restored through victory in this war), Romans were not exiled from Judah (they were the conquerors), and Judah did not gain freedom (it remained under Roman control).

Answer:

Jerusalem was destroyed, causing the Israelites to flee.