Who are the diasporas in the Indian subcontinent​

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Diasporas are descendants of Jewish populations that live outside of Israel.

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Diaspora is migration during the era of nationalism, not just a scattering of peoples but also a politico-emotional gathering in far-off lands under the sign of the nation. Diaspora is an idea that only makes sense in the era of nationalism. Prior to nationalism’s birth in the 19th century, people moved routinely. They traveled from their local places of birth and social sustenance to territories so far that they lost touch with their early homes. Most of these migrants did not think of themselves as part of a coherent diaspora, mainly because they did not see their places of origin as part of a national project. When people of the Indian subcontinent (desis, or those from the desh, homeland), for instance, commonly traveled to Southeast Asia or to Africa as part of the world of the Indian Ocean (that has been called the Afrasian Sea), there is no evidence that they saw themselves as part of a desi diaspora. [note 1] On the contrary, they took with them social practices, habits and materials from their homelands, moved to far-off locales and set to work in the construction of a new ethos, one that was defined in conversation with the materials and ideas that they found in those parts.

The ancient and early modern migrations of people from the Indian subcontinent are a prelude to the diaspora of the 19th century and after, but they are not a part of it. What defines the diaspora of the 19th century onwards, in the era of nationalism, is that as people left a homeland that was already seen as a “nation,” they continued to bear fond memories of that homeland and saw themselves as somewhat patriotic to it. Even though the word diaspora comes to us from the Greek for scattering (which implies any migration) and even though it is classically used to refer to the Jewish Diaspora after the destruction of the Temple in 70 C.E. [note 2], the concept in modern times refers specifically to the idea of a departure from a national homeland and a nostalgia for that homeland. Thus the two kinds of migration should not be conflated.

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how was tom Ramsay personality​

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rewrite the following senteces using the verbs in brackets in corect tense.
a)the sun (set) in the west.
b)we (have) a lot of fun in our last year's college programme.
c)you will not have to be afraid of anybody if you (be) not wrong.
d)i (start) written the essay when i was in class seven.
e)our principal used to (give) us moral support and encouragement frequetly.
f)in the past, trains used to be (drive) by steam.​

If the word rudiment is defined as a fundamental principle or skill, and the suffix -ary is defined as "of or relating to,” what does the term rudimentary education mean?

the education necessary for getting a job
a manual education
an education gained through hard work
a basic education

4.You had not had your meal.(Yes/no question​

The question below refers to the selection "The Duchess and The Jeweller" by Virginia Woolf. Why does the Duchess want to sell the pearls?

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QUESTION 14
Choose one of these words to complete the sentence:
a. sponsor b. vocation c. narrative d. perish e. dull f. suspend
g. delegate h. degree i. movement j. undertake k. spread
I. radical
m. scope n. preserve o. theme p. rigid
She is so busy because she to
a lot of projects at the same time.

Amelia is writing an argumentative text about year-round schooling. Her claim is that year-round schooling is not the answer to the decline in
student achievement and engagement.
Which example below best supports her claim?
ОА. .
a newspaper article highlighting high performance year round schools
ОВ.
an interview with a student from a year round school
Ос.
a research journal revealing data that both traditional and year round schooling have the same Impact on student growth
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You do not need to use complete sentences in the body section of the speech outline.
a. True
b.False

Which paragraph best summarizes the story and its theme? A. A proud hazel bush says to a nearby oak that all the oak does is drop acorns while the hazel bush provides nuts to men. The oak gets furious at this remark and asks a dropped acorn to sprout. A new oak emerges, which uses the hazel bush's shade to grow taller and stronger and steals the water the hazel bush needs to grow. As the hazel bush slowly withers away in defeat, the oaks understand that being proud without knowing an opponent's strength is foolish. B. An old oak drops an acorn under a hazel bush, which makes the hazel bush angry. The hazel bush tells the oak that people like his nuts more than the oak’s acorn. The oak does not respond to the hazel bush's remarks and simply asks the acorn to sprout. An oakling emerges from the sprout and uses the hazel bush’s shoots to raise itself and grow tall. The hazel bush cannot stand the oak’s strength and learns that one should not meddle in others' matters. C. An oak drops an acorn under a hazel bush, which makes the hazel bush angry. The hazel bush argues with the oak and threatens to hurt the oakling that emerges from the dropped acorn, but the oak remains calm and asks the acorn to sprout. The proud hazel bush tries its best to harm the sprout, but everything it does backfires, and the sprout grows to live over a hundred years. The oaks understand that no matter the obstacles come their way, their strength will save them. D. A proud hazel bush gets angry at an oak for dropping an acorn under the hazel bush. The hazel bush argues that it is already crowded by its own shoots and has no space for the oak’s acorn. To teach the haze

A. Rewrite the following sentences correctly. Each sentence has ONE ERROR. Underline the error and write the sentence correctly in full.

1. Can you see these man by the door?
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2. You don’t have to touch the plate. It is too hot.
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3. Look! It rains outside.
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4. In average, men earn more money than women in our country.
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5. They always are late for work
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Match each sentence to the sentence that demonstrates it's use. Progress tense, Perfect tense., Or Simple tense. 1) Susan had updated the software manually for five
years before the process was automated.
2) Susan was updating the software manually.
3) Susan updated the software manually once all the
users logged off.

5 point
QUESTION 1
What is wrong with the italic underlined words?
Not many of us would want to do without our telephone but there are times when the phone is a source of anxiety. For example, I
might have been walking up to my front door. When the phone rang. I struggled to find my key, to unlock the door, and getting to
the phone quickly. The phone would not stop ringing the instant I picked up the receiver, then I wondered if I missed the call that
would have made me an millionaire or introduced me to the love of my life. Another time, I may have call in sick to work with a
phony excuse. All day long, you were afraid to leave the house in case the boss calls back. And asked if I were feeling well enough
to go out after work yesterday. In addition I worried that I might have accidentally pick up the phone and said in a cheerful voice,
“Hello, completely forgetting to use my fake cough. In cases like these having a telephone is more of a curse than a blessing.
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What is the meaning of vicnity?​

what type of phrases or clause is it. He went
down the road (phrase/ clause)​

Which guideline for using visual aids in a practical document is most appropriate?
A. Decorate documents that are too text heavy. B. Keep text and visual aids close together.
C. Place all visual aids together.
D. Illustrate concepts that are hard to picture.​

a. Why does the poet show his anger against time? (The
Lamentation of the Old Pensioner)​

Without the sun we would have no_______________



life sky moon​

What is the capital name of Philippines?

why does Manjiro reaction to the men killing the whale differ from the rest of the seamen? Use evidence from the text to support your answer?

does anyone have a picture of standing six feet away like in a store?
I really need this for my hw.

Who was Mohammed and how did he transform his culture?

The man on the railroad bridge is...

Based on the beginning of Yale's essay how does the structure support her central idea

1. What is one disadvantage to analyses of police record information, such as the Uniform Crime Reports (UCR)?

A. Many crimes go unreported, often due to victims' fear, shame, or distrust of the police.
B. A small number of local police departments contribute to the compilation of data.
C. Only a small group of professional law enforcement officers have access to the information.
D. The information is inconsistent from year to year.

2. In 1955, Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a white man in Montgomery, Alabama, in defiance of segregation laws.
What type of deviance would her action be considered?
A. social deviation
B. consensus crime
C. social diversion
D. conflict crime

What new information is presented in this text that is not present in "The Steam Engine"?

A. George Stephenson's genius transformed steam engines to transport passengers and goods.

B. George Stephenson conceived of a special road designed to carry the weight of a steam train.

C. George Stephenson's developments made the new railroad commercially successful.

D. George Stephenson was joined by other inventors to enhance the design of locomotives.