27. Which of the following is NOT a feature of Cohen's ideal type of diaspora? a) A collective memory and myth about the homeland b) The possibility of a distinctive, creative, enriching life in tolerant host countries c) A return movement d) A peaceful relationship with host societies e) Idealization of the supposed ancestral home 28. Which of the following types of diasporas and definitions is false? a) Imperial diasporas are mass movement experiences that originate in 19th century royally decreed expulsion of undesirable groups. b) Labour diasporas refer to groups who move mainly in search of wage labour. c) Cultural diasporas refer to groups who hybridize their various places of origin with their new countries of settlement. d) Victim diasporas refer to groups formed from traumatic events in their homeland resulting in large-scale and widespread dispersal. e) Trade diasporas refer to groups who leave their homeland to pursue opportunities for wealth via systems of international trade. 29. Which of the following is NOT a form of return movement within diasporas? a) The Israeli Law of Return provides that Jews from anywhere in the world have a right to move to Israel to live and work. b) Some countries, such as India, encourage return because they value the business acumen and capital of individuals who have lived abroad. c) Governments may encourage the permanent return of co-ethnics because of low and/or declining population growth rates, such as Scotland's "diaspora strategy." d) Return may be seen as temporary and is simply meant to increase tourist revenue. e) None of the above. 30.Which of the following statements regarding Canadians living abroad is true? a) They account for approximately 9 per cent of the Canadian population. b) They tend to move for better opportunities abroad, for adventure, or because they have fallen in love with someone from another country. c) They are mostly Canadian born. d) They display many features of Cohen's ideal type of diaspora. e) All of the above