Which most accurately defines diaspora? migration of an ethnic group from one region to another organization committed to establishing a homeland for an ethnic group dispersing of a population from its original homeland imprisonment of an ethnic group in order to eliminate it

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20 October, 08:13

Which most accurately defines diaspora? migration of an ethnic group from one region to another organization committed to establishing a homeland for an ethnic group dispersing of a population from its original homeland imprisonment of an ethnic group in order to eliminate it

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Jaylee Chang · Answer 1

Answer: an ethnic group dispersing of a population from its original homeland

Buchanan · Answer 2

Out of the given options, the statement "Dispersion of a population from its original homeland" is most accurately defines diaspora.

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Being an involuntary action, diaspora is caused due to many reasons, such as trade and employment. Although people displaced from a particular region, they have a historical significance to the place from their place of origin.

Diaspora can also have a political significance to that region in the form of political allegiance as they can impact the policies of a country in which they are present. Since they are displaced, their main aim would be to get back to the place where they belong.

Example: Expulsion of the Jews from Israel.