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    The document summarizes the movement of the Jewish people from their homeland to the diaspora and reasons for establishing Israel. It describes key push factors like anti-semitism, pogroms, and the Holocaust that caused Jews to flee from Europe and Russia. It also outlines pull factors such as the Promised Land and Zionism that attracted Jews to establish a homeland in Palestine, now known as Israel. Zionism was an international movement that advocated for a Jewish state and later supported Israel's creation.

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    The document summarizes the movement of the Jewish people from their homeland to the diaspora and reasons for establishing Israel. It describes key push factors like anti-semitism, pogroms, and the Holocaust that caused Jews to flee from Europe and Russia. It also outlines pull factors such as the Promised Land and Zionism that attracted Jews to establish a homeland in Palestine, now known as Israel. Zionism was an international movement that advocated for a Jewish state and later supported Israel's creation.

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    The document summarizes the movement of the Jewish people from their homeland to the diaspora and reasons for establishing Israel. It describes key push factors like anti-semitism, pogroms, and the Holocaust that caused Jews to flee from Europe and Russia. It also outlines pull factors such as the Promised Land and Zionism that attracted Jews to establish a homeland in Palestine, now known as Israel. Zionism was an international movement that advocated for a Jewish state and later supported Israel's creation.

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    The Creation of Israel

    Copy the following words . . . (skip a few lines between each word)
    Diaspora Anti-Semitism Pogrom Holocaust Promised Land Zionism

    Look for and record the meanings of these words throughout the presentation

    The Movement of the Jewish People


    Movement is one of the 5 themes of geography and deals with why people, ideas, and goods migrate Push factors bad things that make a person want to leave a place Pull factors good things that make a person want to come to a place

    The Movement of the Jewish People


    Decide which of the key words on your paper are push factors and which are pull factors To the side of each key word, write push or pull

    Jewish Diaspora
    the forced scattering of Jewish people from their homeland by foreign invaders
    (ex. Babylonians, Mongols, Romans)

    Russia
    Europe
    Promised Land Canaan Palestine Israel

    Anti-Semitism
    hatred, mistreatment, or discrimination against Jewish people

    Anti-Semitism

    POGROMS
    During the 1800s, Jews faced organized massacres particularly in Russia & Eastern Europe

    POGROMS

    Holocaust
    worst case of anti-Semitism carried out by Hitlers Nazi party in the 1930-40s Nazis adopted a policy of genocide, the purposeful and organized extermination of a group of people based on their race, religion, or culture.

    Holocaust
    gangs attacked & burned synagogues & Jewish business throughout Germany Jewish hospitals, homes, schools & cemeteries were also vandalized

    Holocaust
    Jews were arrested & placed in prisons called concentration camps
    slave labor, medical experiments, death

    ZIONISM
    an international movement for the creation of a Jewish community in Palestine later supported the creation of the modern state of Israel

    Why Zionism?
    ZION = the Promised Land Torah says God promised the land of Israel to the descendants of the Jewish patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob Israel supposed to be a SAFE place for Jews

    Theodor Herzl
    Founder of Zionism

    The Movement of the Jewish People


    Push factors bad things that make a person want to leave a place Pull factors good things that make a person want to come to a place Decide which of the key words on your paper are push factors and which are pull factors To the side of each key word, write push or pull

    Movement of the Jewish People Push Factors Pull Factors 1. Anti-Semitism 1. Promised Land 2. Pogroms 2. Zionism 3. Holocaust

    If you were a Jewish person, which one of these factors would influence you the most? why? least? why?
    Push Factors Pull Factors 1. Anti-Semitism 1. Promised Land 2. Pogroms 2. Zionism 3. Holocaust

    Move to the sign in the room with the factor that would MOST influence you as a Jewish person to move to Israel

    Move to the sign in the room with the factor that would LEAST influence you as a Jewish person to move to Israel

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