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Virtually all of them. A survey late in the 20th Century counted self-identified
adherents of Judaism in almost 140 countries in addition to Israel. None of those
countries is 'dominated' by Jews, and there is a strong tradition in the Judaism
of the Diaspora to the effect that "The law of the land is your law." One of my
Polish Jewish great-uncles explained the meaning of this tradition to me when
I was no older than 4 or 5, as: "When in Rome, you must learn to talk in Romish."
So it must be concluded that technically, the Jews dispersed from their land and
living among the various nations have been dominated by well over a hundred
different powers since the onset of the Exile.
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Who dominated the Italian states?
During the Renaissance, the Italian states were primarily dominated by powerful families and city-states, with the Medici family in Florence being particularly influential. Other significant powers included the Sforza family in Milan and the Papal States in Rome. Additionally, foreign powers like Spain and France occasionally intervened, further shaping the political landscape. Overall, the competition among these entities created a complex tapestry of alliances and rivalries.
Which two foreign powers were most active in their efforts to support the Confederacy during Gettysburg?
It was the two leading European superpowers at the time...England and France.
Which republic dominated the old soviet uion?
The Soviet Union was ruled by the Communist and the Governmental powers of that time.
Why did foreign powers treat the articles of confederation with scorn?
The American government was unable to control finance within the US which made it too weak to command respect from foreign powers
What happened in China during 1870?
In 1870, significant events unfolded in China, particularly related to the tumultuous interactions with foreign powers. One notable incident was the Tianjin Massacre, where anti-foreign sentiment led to the violent attack on foreign missionaries and Chinese Christians in Tianjin, resulting in multiple deaths. This incident was part of a broader context of increasing foreign influence and tension in China during the late Qing Dynasty, which ultimately contributed to growing nationalist sentiments and future uprisings against foreign intervention.
What foreign powers dominated the Jews during diaspora?
"The Diaspora" isn't a time period. The Diaspora is a place; specifically, anywhere in the world that isn't Israel. Numerous powers in the Diaspora have dominated Jews; one might even go so far as to say almost all of the Western ones. However, none of them were 'foreign', as the countries were discriminating against their own citizens.
Were there any foreign powers in Bulgaria?
There were no Foreign Powers
What are the implied powers of the president in foreign policy making?
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A country dominated by a super power?
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Who dominated the Italian states?
During the Renaissance, the Italian states were primarily dominated by powerful families and city-states, with the Medici family in Florence being particularly influential. Other significant powers included the Sforza family in Milan and the Papal States in Rome. Additionally, foreign powers like Spain and France occasionally intervened, further shaping the political landscape. Overall, the competition among these entities created a complex tapestry of alliances and rivalries.
What foreign powers dominated Palestine from the end of the old testament period through the new testament period?
First the Assyrians, then the Babylonians, followed by the Persian Empire, the Greeks and finally by the Romans.
The foreign affairs powers of congress come from the constitution and the what?
The United States Constitution divides foreign policy powers, there are six basic ways in which Congress can originate or shape foreign policy
What foreign powers dominated palestine at the end of the old testament through the end of the New Testament?
It was the mighty Roman Empire that ruled in the end of the Oldtestament and the new testament as well.
What is the powers for the government?
setting foreign policy
Political and economic powers in the southern colonies was dominated by?
Wealthy planters
Which two foreign powers were most active in their efforts to support the Confederacy during Gettysburg?
It was the two leading European superpowers at the time...England and France.
Which branches of government share foreign relations powers?
Congress and the President share foreign affairs
