1. Descended from persecuted Jews, it maybe a inherited state of mind, to keep to themselves.
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2. Young members before baptism, have the choice to leave, they do not want them to be enticed by the English lifestyle.
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3. They govern their own affairs, they do want their activities well-known, which might bring in government agencies, or just bad publicity.
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4. Most members have very limited learning, live a very sheltered minimalistic life, and have little in common with outsiders to socialize about.
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5. The elders have sublime authority, outsides would only query foully practices and decisions.
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6. Their lively hood is mainly dependent, on their children working long hours under dangerous conditions, society has taken a blind eye to practice by limiting contact.
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7. They only want to socialize with other "chosen people", people that not only believe in Jesus as the true Messiah, but live a life of purity outlined by their Ordnung consisting of a "Ultra Orthodox lifestyle".
they wanted to limit the contact with the outside world
Rumspringa
the tokugawa wanted to preserve Japanese culture. <3 drea 805 cali.
the tokugawa wanted to preserve Japanese culture. <3 drea 805 cali.
Mali had contact with France.
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because It had some contact with the outside world. This would include thespice TRADE and when colonizing some of world.
The Ming dynasty's efforts to break contact with the outside world were partially successful, particularly during the early 15th century, as they imposed restrictions on maritime trade and limited foreign influence. However, these efforts were not entirely effective, as illicit trade and smuggling continued, and regional powers like Japan and Korea maintained interactions with Ming China. Additionally, the Ming's isolationist policies eventually contributed to internal weaknesses and vulnerability to external threats. Overall, while the Ming attempted to limit foreign contact, they could not fully sever ties with the outside world.
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