Question

lg 17-2 how does international migration create diaspora cultures? diaspora cultures(p. 205) 11. define diaspora: 12. the sudanese diaspora: a. what created the diaspora? b. how many were directly affected? c. where were the destinations of those who fled? what country took in the most sudanese refu d. briefly describe the conflict that created the migration pattern. e. what challenges were faced by diaspora culture?

Explanation:

1. Diaspora refers to the dispersion of people from their original homeland, often due to factors like war, persecution, or economic - opportunity, and the communities they form in new locations while maintaining connections to their home culture.

12a. The Sudanese diaspora was mainly created by civil wars, ethnic conflicts, and political instability in Sudan over several decades.
12b. Millions of Sudanese were directly affected, with large - scale displacement both within Sudan (internal displacement) and outside the country (external migration).
12c. Destinations of Sudanese refugees included countries in Africa such as Egypt, Chad, and South Sudan (after its independence), as well as Western countries like the United States and United Kingdom. Egypt has historically taken in a large number of Sudanese refugees.
12d. The conflict was a complex mix of ethnic (e.g., between Arab and non - Arab groups), political (struggles for power and resources), and religious (in some regions) tensions that led to long - standing civil wars, including the First and Second Sudanese Civil Wars.
12e. Challenges faced by the Sudanese diaspora culture include cultural adaptation in new countries, maintaining their Sudanese identity, language preservation, dealing with discrimination, and the emotional toll of being separated from their homeland.

Answer:

1. Diaspora is the dispersion of people from their homeland and the communities they form in new locations while retaining connections to their home culture.

12a. Civil wars, ethnic conflicts, and political instability.
12b. Millions.
12c. Destinations include Egypt, Chad, South Sudan, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Egypt took in a large number.
12d. A complex mix of ethnic, political, and religious tensions leading to civil wars.
12e. Cultural adaptation, identity maintenance, language preservation, discrimination, and emotional separation from homeland.