What was the effect of the Jewish diaspora?
A.
The Jewish people were forced to abandon their religion in Ancient Rome.
B.
The Jewish people in Judaea were all killed.
C.
The Jewish people left their homeland and spread to other lands.
D.
The Jewish people regained their homeland.

Question

What was the effect of the Jewish diaspora?
 A. 
The Jewish people were forced to abandon their religion in Ancient Rome.
 B. 
The Jewish people in Judaea were all killed.
 C. 
The Jewish people left their homeland and spread to other lands.
 D. 
The Jewish people regained their homeland.

OLIVER69 · Answer

Correct Answer: B (I believe) Explanation: The result of these waves of emigration and expulsion was that the Jewish population of Palestine was reduced to a few thousand by the time the Ottoman Empire conquered Palestine, after which the region entered a period of relative stability. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_diaspora )

mikewwe13 · Answer

C. The Jewish people left their homeland and spread to other lands is the effect of the Jewish diaspora. The term "diaspora" refers to the dispersion of a group of people from their original homeland. In the case of the Jewish diaspora, the Jewish people were forced to leave their homeland of Judea (in present-day Israel) after a series of conflicts with the Roman Empire. As a result, Jewish communities formed in other parts of the world, leading to diverse Jewish cultures and traditions.