Chapter 14 Flashcards
anti-Jewish prejudice and discrimination
anti-Semitism
the lessening importance of Judaism as a religion and the substitution of cultural traditions as the ties that bind Jews
Judaization
prejudiced people believe they are society’s victims
scapegoating theory
state-sponsored systematic persecution and annihilation of European Jewry by Nazi Germany and its callaborators
Holocaust
people who claim the Holocaust did not happen
Holocaust revisionists
initially referred to the old Jewish religious yearning to return to the biblical homeland, has been expressed in the twentieth century in the movement to create a Jewish state in Palestine
Zionism
the exile of Jews from Palestine several centuries before Christianity
Diaspora
the laws pertaining to permissible and forbidden foods
kashrut
Jewishness
Yiddishkait
Jewish law covering obligations and duties
halakha
the status of living in two distinct cultures simultaneously
marginality
a group with a shared feeling
peoplehood