The Jews rebelled against the Romans (sep 18, 66 – jan 11, 116)

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As a result of the conquering of Rome conquering Judea. The Jews rebelled in 66-70 AD. There was another disturbance as well, but each time the Jews were defeated. by the early 200s, the Romans had become more hostile toward the Jews. Treated harshly and taxed heavily, the Jews grew increasingly bitter. Matters worsened when the Emporer Hadrian banned the practice of certain Jewish people's desire for independence and cause them to give up Judaism. Instead, Hadrian's actions made the Jews even more upset. Once again they rebelled. This time, Hadrian decided to end the rebellions once and for all.