Zionism Defined the Jews as a Nation and

question 32

Multiple Choice

Zionism defined the Jews as a nation and

• A) ​stated that anywhere the Torah resides, there the Jewish homeland lies.
• B) ​advocated their assimilation into European societies.
• C) ​called Jews to return to Palestine.
• D) ​sought a complete break with the religious basis of their identity.
• E) ​stated that their future depended on the revival of the Hebrew language.

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Definitions:

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Experimental Methodology

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Ethnocentrism

The act of judging another culture solely by the values and standards of one's own culture, often leading to biased perceptions.

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