How did rabbis help Judaism survive after the Roman conquest

How did the rabbis help Judaism survive after the Roman conquest? The rabbis taught and explained the Torah. They provided moral guidance, created schools, and recorded their oral discussions about Jewish law and combined it with legal traditions into a collection known as the Talmud.

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