The diaspora Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Test Bank for Entrepreneurship: Theory, Process, Practice 11e 11th Edition by Donald F. Kuratko. ISBN-13: 3890 Full chapters test bank included Part 1: The Entrepreneurial Mind-Set in the Twenty-First Century Chapter 1: Entrepreneurship: Evolutionary Development—Revolutionary Impact 1-1 Entrepreneurs—Breakthrough Innovators 1-2 Entrepreneurs Versus Small-Business Owners: A Distinction 1-3 Entrepreneurship: A Mind-Set 1-4 The Evolution of Entrepreneurship 1-5 Avoiding Folklore: Th...

1) What does Diaspora mean? - scattering or spreading worldwide globally 2) Diaspora people refers to who? - peoples who live outside of their original homeland 3) Name two places diaspora peoples maintain their connection to. - their country of origin and their adopted country 4) State one reason diaspora study has become much more important today. - crisis around the globe: wars, fragmentation of states/countries, and displacement of peoples 5) State one characteristic of diaspora groups...

Why should the study of African Diaspora begin with the study of African history? - One has to begin with the study of the history and geography of Africa because it not only focuses on the study of people with African descent worldwide but also the history of people on the mainland What does African Diaspora mean? - The scatter or spread of African people or people of african descent worldwide Name the two main places Diaspora Africans have attachments or connections. - Africa and their a...

Why the study of African Diaspora should begin with the study of African history? - African history because it is the place of origin and without it there would be no African Diaspora. What does African Diaspora mean? - the scattering and spreading of African peoples Name the two main places Diaspora Africans have attachments or connections. - original homeland and adopted country What are some of the common characteristics of Diaspora groups? - maintain connection to their original homela...

REL 100 Question and answers verified to passREL 100 The term "BCE" corresponds to this Christian dating system: - correct answer BC (before Christ) This term refers to a religion that believes in only one God. - correct answer Monotheism This is the name of God in the Hebrew bible: - correct answer Yahweh Judaism traces itself back to this legendary patriarch who is written about in the book - correct answer Abraham In the story of Adam and Eve, God punishes them beca...

Liberty University CSTU 101 Exam 2 Study Guidebetween Abraham and God, promises a special land, special people - correct answer the covenant Moses and the Israelites escape from Egypt - correct answer the exodus Post-Diaspora—Aftermath of Roman Ejection - correct answer Rabbinical Judaism - Genesis Account - Adam and Eve in the Garden - Tree of Knowledge - correct answer the story of creation judaism key theological concepts - correct answer God is uncreated. God is all-powerful...

INTRO TO WORLD RELIGIONS DSST EXAM 2024 What can be done to progress in caste? - correct answer Dharma The festival Holi was dedicated to whom? - correct answer Krishna Veda taught in homes? - correct answer Atharva-veda What event had the most impact on the perception of Hinduism in the 20th century? - correct answer Diaspora or encounter with Christianity/The West Gandhi's experiences endorse what? - correct answer Satayagraha What group is atop the Hindu caste system, co...

The area known as Mesopotamia is located between what two rivers? correct answer: Tigris and Euphrates Monotheism, the belief in one god, was first practiced by what group? correct answer: Hebrews Judaism spread in the ancient world primarily by what? correct answer: Forced movements (diaspora) Culturally, the Phoenicians are MOST important for being the first large-scale civilization to do what? correct answer: develop a new alphabet What pyramid-building civilization used hiero...

ASCA STANCE correct answers "School counselors are advocates for the equitable treatment of all students in school and in the community. School counselors must be prepared to talk to students about race issues and anti-racism. In addition to ASCA standards guiding ethical, equitable and inclusive school environments and school counseling programs, the following resources are helpful in addressing issues of systemic and institutional racism with students. Additional resources are regularly added...

Sanhedrin - Jewsih ruling council Herod's - Jewish rulers, clients of Rome Herod the Great - ruled over Israel at time of Jesus' birth Procurators - Roman governors Ponitus Pilate - governor resposible for Jesus' crucifixion Temple is destroyed for a second time in - 70 BCE Pharisees - meticulous rules, kept written/"oral" law Sadducees - highest priest/chief, accepted only written Torah, controlled Temple/Sanhedrin Essenes - believed doctrine of resurrection, final judgement, await...