Diaspora

Jewish diaspora
The Jewish diaspora was in 70 AD and they moved in Europe and Asia and Africa.
They were forced to leave the country, and now most of the people in Palestine are not Jewish or Palestinian.
The Jewish diaspora is a victim diaspora or forced diaspora.
People of Palestine were forced to quit the country after the destruction of the temple.
The Jewish state comes to an end in 70 AD, when the Romans begin to actively drive Jews from the home they had lived in for over a millennium.
the Assyrians conquered Israel in 722, the Hebrew inhabitants were scattered all over the Middle East; these early victims of the dispersion disappeared utterly from the pages of history.
There are loads of diffrent like the imperial diaspora which is moving into a country where hat is conquered by there own countrys.

Sources:http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/History/Diaspora.html

Victim diaspora

I chose victim diaspora.

Dispersal from an original homeland, often traumatically, to two or more foreign regions;

alternatively or additionally, the expansion from a homeland in search of work, in pursuit of trade or to further colonial ambitions;

a collective memory and myth about the homeland, including its location, history, suffering and achievements;

an idealization of the real or imagined ancestral home and a collective commitment to its maintenance, restoration, safety and prosperity, even to its creation.

Sources from:http://andrewblackman.net/2010/04/global-diasporas-an-introduction-by-robin-cohen/

Victim Diaspora is A class of people who have been banished from their place of origin and sent to another land. Usually a result of a traumatic event, like conquest, persecution, enslavement, genocide or exile.

Example:Africans in the North Atlantic Slave Trade

Imperial diaspora

Migrants who go to another land that has been conquered by their own nation and enjoy higher status on account of their ethnic ties to the ruling power. Do not adapt to customs, locals adapt to their customs.

The Spanish and the Indians, Mexico's caste system

Labor Diaspora isIndentured servants and labor migrants


For some months now, there is something happening in Europe.
Migrants crisis.
Who are they?
What do they want?
Why are they here?
Where do they want to go?
Migrants come from country that are not in safety.
War, bombing or anything like that. Or in politics.
That's what is happening now, migrants that are in Hungary come from Syria.
A country in war where people fight.
They are here because in those country's, they are not in safety, and it is not good to live in a country in war. They want to get there family's in safety.
Migrant can go anywhere but more of them want to go to Germany, a safe country where they accept anybody in.
This diaspora is nether a victim diaspora, nether a forced diaspora.
Thy just leave there country for safety.

But it is still a diaspora. 

Definitions

Definition one
The dispersion of the Jews outside Israel; from the destruction of the temple in Jerusalem in 587-86 BC when they were exiled.
Definition two
An area outside Palestine settled by Jews.
Both of them are related by more than one thing, for example both of them are about Jews outside there ancestral lands or houses.
But there is also things that are not the same like the first definition said they were exiled which means they are banded to go in there ancestral country.
And the other definition only says a place settled by Jews, it didn't say they we're banded.
The first definition also says that they were exiled from the destruction of the temple to Babylon to present time.

sources:http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/diaspora
Sources:http://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/Diaspora
Wikipedia, bbc.co.uk
Dailymail
Daily motion.
Thesaurus.

Types of diaspora:

1. Victim or forced diaspora