Question

Which of the following is NOT an example of cultural diffusion as the result of the Jewish Diaspora?

A) Jewish scientists escaped Nazi Germany and worked on U.S. weapons programs during World War II.
B) Jewish families decorate a tree during Chanukah.
C) New York delis sell kosher foods to their customers.
D) Festive parades celebrating Esther, an Old Testament heroine, take place in the streets of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
E) Jewish religious services feature readings from the Torah.

Answer 1

E) Jewish religious services feature readings from the Torah.

They've done that since the nation of Israel is created. (which is after the 40 + years of wandering in the desert)

hope this helps

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer is A. Jewish scientists escaped from Nazi Germany working on U.S. weapons programs during World War II is not an example of cultural diffusion as the result of the Jewish Diaspora.

Explanation:

Jewish scientists contributed with the American military in the development of weapons programs during the war, but this was not a type of cultural diffusion, but a scientist one. That is, contributions to science are not considered cultural, as they don't came from society and are not originated by common people, such as religion, costumes, or festive parades.