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The scattering of the Jewish people called the?
Diaspora.
What word refers to the scattering of Jewish people throughout the Roman Empire?
Diaspora.
What was the Jews scattering outside Jerusalem called?
The scattering of Jews outside Jerusalem is known as the "Diaspora." This term refers to the dispersion of Jewish people beyond their ancestral homeland, particularly after significant historical events such as the Babylonian Exile and the Roman conquest. The Diaspora led to the establishment of Jewish communities throughout the Mediterranean and beyond, influencing religious and cultural practices.
What civilization began the final scattering of the Jewish people?
The Romans.
What was the scattering of the Jewish people called?
The scattering of the Jeish people was called the diaspora.In reality, it began right back with the invasion of the Assyrians in the 700s BC, but it usually refers to the time when the Babylonians drove the Judaeans from their homeland, beginning with the year 597 BC.
What is the scattering of people who have a common backround or belief?
They are called a sect.
What is a scattering of a group of people to parts of the world called?
A 'diaspora' .
How did the scattering of Jewish people begin?
The "scattering" of the Jewish people was also known as the 10 lost tribes. The Jewish people were divided. The kingdom of Israel was split into 10 tribes and the kingdom of Judah was split into 2. The Chaldians captured the kingdom of Judah and took them into captivity until the Persians captured the Chaldians and let the Jewish people go.The "scattering" of the Jewish people was also known as the 10 lost tribes. The Jewish people were divided.
Did Jewish people face prejudice?
Yes, they did throughout history.
How are Jewish people who live in the exact law called?
The Jewish people that live the exact law are called Orthadox Women or Men
What does diaspora refer to?
The diaspora refers to any area outside of the land of Israel. In Hebrew diaspora is go-lah.Diaspora refers to people not land. It refers to the dispersion, scattering of the Jewish people. The words origins are Greek or French.
Are Jewish people called parishioners?
No. The Jewish equivalent is "member of a (particular) congregation."
