Question

violent treatment from the neo - babylonian empire in the sixth century bce and the roman empire in the first century ce pushed many jews out of israel and judah. as a result, jews formed new communities in many different places. jews living outside of israel became a part of the jewish diaspora (dye - as - por - uh). the word diaspora comes from a greek word meaning \scattered.\ sort the causes and the effects of jewish communities moving to many different places. non - jews in many different places encountered jewish beliefs and traditions. the romans destroyed the temple in jerusalem, a key part of jewish life there. jewish communities developed different customs depending on where they moved. jews were forced out of israel and judah at several points in history. causes effects

Explanation:

• Causes: These are the events that led to the movement. The Romans destroying the Temple in Jerusalem (a key part of Jewish life) and Jews being forced out of Israel and Judah at several points in history are the initiating factors.
• Effects: These are the outcomes of the movement. Non - Jews in many different places encountering Jewish beliefs and traditions and Jewish communities developing different customs depending on where they moved are the results of the movement.

Answer:

• Causes:
• The Romans destroyed the Temple in Jerusalem, a key part of Jewish life there.
• Jews were forced out of Israel and Judah at several points in history.
• Effects:
• Non - Jews in many different places encountered Jewish beliefs and traditions.
• Jewish communities developed different customs depending on where they moved.