Often, in the Aftermath of Violent Events Such as Depopulation

question 32

Multiple Choice

Often, in the aftermath of violent events such as depopulation, relocation, enslavement, and genocide by dominant powers, deprived peoples have created new cultures in a process called __________.

• A) ethnogenesis
• B) diasporization
• C) acculturation
• D) diffusion

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Definitions:

American Hostages

Typically refers to American citizens who have been held captive by non-state actors or hostile states during a conflict or for political leverage.

Religious Fundamentalist

Individuals or groups who strictly adhere to the foundational principles of their faith, often advocating for a literal interpretation and application of religious texts and doctrines.

Carter Doctrine

A foreign policy principle declared by President Jimmy Carter in 1980, stating that the U.S. would use military force if necessary to defend its national interests in the Persian Gulf.

Persian Gulf

A marginal sea of the Indian Ocean located between Iran and the Arabian Peninsula, known for its strategic economic importance due to vast oil reserves.