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Which best describes the Jewish Diaspora?

A. A book written by a Jewish scholar
B. The dispersion of Jews throughout the world
C. The dispersion of Muslims throughout the world
D. A type of Middle Ages religious scholarship



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Final answer:

The Jewish Diaspora involves the dispersion of Jewish people outside their ancestral homeland, leading to a united cultural identity despite geographical separation.


Explanation:

The Jewish Diaspora refers to the dispersion of the Jewish people beyond their ancestral homeland of Israel/Palestine following historical events such as the destruction of the Second Temple by the Romans.

Starting from 538 BCE, many Jews chose to remain in Babylon and other cities in the Persian Empire, maintaining their cultural and religious practices. This geographical dispersion led to the concept of a scattered yet culturally united Jewish population.

Despite facing persecutions, including by the Romans, the Jewish community preserved their heritage and formed a strong sense of identity based on their shared history and traditions.


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