Sociologists consider Jewish Americans as an ethnic group rather than as members of a
religious faith because
Oof the exercise of segregation in U.S. cities
Othey do not have any unique physical features that distinguish them from other groups
O culture is an important defining trait for them
○ their culture is yet to be studied in theology

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GinnyAnswer GinnyAnswer · Answer 1 · 2024-05-26T02:18:09-04:00

Jewish Americans are considered an ethnic group due to their unique culture and shared identity as a collective ethnic group and religion.

Sociologists consider Jewish Americans as an ethnic group rather than as members of a religious faith because:

They have a unique culture that plays a crucial role in defining their identity.
Jewish people often identify themselves as members of a collective ethnic group as well as a religion, emphasizing their ancestry and shared heritage.
Max Weber's perspective on ethnicity highlights the subjective belief in shared community and cultural heritage as key factors in identifying an ethnic group.

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