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Diane Rhim

Hebrew History: The Diaspora - 2 views

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  • ("diaspora" ="dispersion, scattering")
    • Diane Rhim
      Diane Rhim on 31 Mar 11
       
      definition of diaspora
  • When the Assyrians conquered Israel in 722, the Hebrew inhabitants were scattered all over the Middle East
  • when Nebuchadnezzar deported the Judaeans in 597 and 586 BC, he allowed them to remain in a unified community in Babylon
    • Diane Rhim
      Diane Rhim on 31 Mar 11
       
      unified in Babylon
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  • When the Assyrians conquered Israel in 722, the Hebrew inhabitants were scattered all over the Middle East
    • Diane Rhim
      Diane Rhim on 31 Mar 11
       
      victim (what happened to them?) = unknown
  • After 73 AD, Hebrew history would only be the history of the Diaspora as the Jews and their world view spread over Africa, Asia, and Europe.
    • Diane Rhim
      Diane Rhim on 31 Mar 11
       
      *** Jews spread over Africa, Asia, and Europe
Daniel Lee

Student Research Center - powered by EBSCOhost: Babylonian captivity - 2 views

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      Daniel Lee on 30 Mar 11
       
      - Difference with other Diasporas: 1) Time period2) Deporting Location3) Fact that a new emperor welcomed/helped Jews rejoin the religious Unit
Jennifer Lee

Diasporas - Jewish Diaspora - Hellenism And The Jewish Diaspora, Interpretations Of The... - 2 views

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  • Babylonian exile ended in 538 B.C.E. when the Persian king Cyrus conquered Babylon and issued an edict
    • Jennifer Lee
      Jennifer Lee on 31 Mar 11
       
      Jews can return!
  • most chose to remain in Babylon
  • adapted to life in exile
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  • beginning of a pronounced shift within Jewish culture
  • maintain their commitment to Judaism while absent from the Jewish polity meant that it was now possible, for the first time, to sustain Jewish life without having to live in the Jewish homeland
  • new and portable forms of Jewish ritual life
  • a growing proportion of the Jewish population lived outside the Jewish polity, some through forcible exile, and some voluntarily in pursuit of economic ventures outside the Jewish state
  • conquest of the Hebrew kingdom of Judah, the Babylonians exiled the Jewish elite to Babylon
  • Only voluntary emigration, by their analysis, truly falls under the heading of "diaspora."
Daniel Lee

Student Research Center - powered by EBSCOhost: Diaspora - 1 views

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      Daniel Lee on 30 Mar 11
       
      Definition in the very first line - I guess the Jews were never able to fully restore their lives in Jerusalem. The Diaspora became their permanent lifestyle.  -MAIN SETTLEMENT IN RUSSIA: makes sense as mentioned before they settled in Poland. And Poland was absorbed by Russia temporarily. similar areas of settlement.
Daniel Lee

Student Research Center - powered by EBSCOhost: Flowers Have No Names - 1 views

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      Daniel Lee on 30 Mar 11
       
      Relating to Question #4,#5 1) Most Jewish Diaspora were located in Christian Europe. Later, however, the Jews were expelled and were forced to settle in POLAND. There, the population multiplied quickly. 2) Major "issue" : REVIVING THE HEBREW LANGUAGE.
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      Daniel Lee on 30 Mar 11
       
      ELIEZER BEN-YEHUDA: main figure who worked to revive the language.  ANOTHER "ISSUE": revival of the Hebrew language conflicts with the language of the bible and the requirements of the modernized version of the bible. What's the use of reviving it?
Daniel Lee

Student Research Center - powered by EBSCOhost: THE DIASPORA - 1 views

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      Daniel Lee on 30 Mar 11
       
      Reason for the Diaspora?- outside forces exiling Jews/Hebrews History:-Cyrus granted the Jews' return; Alexander the Great, ROMAN, forbid Jews to enter Jerusalem.-Hebrews had to remain in their Diasporas. 
Jennifer Lee

Jewish Diaspora Map - 1 views

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      Jennifer Lee on 31 Mar 11
       
      Use for VIDEO: history of the Jewish
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