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viktelen [127]
2 years ago
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Which are examples of the discrimination that European Jews endured throughout history? Choose five answers.

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Vadim26 [7]2 years ago
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Examples of the discrimination that European Jews endured throughout history are:

  • European Jews were forced to live in segregated communities.
  • European Jews were prohibited from owning land.
  • European Jews were barred from certain professions.
  • European Jews were subject to physical abuse, even murder.
  • European Jews were subject to arbitrary deportations.

<h3>What was the history of European Jews?</h3>

Jews in Europe were initially primarily concentrated in southern Europe. They moved north during the High and Late Middle Ages.

Jewish settlements can be found north of the Alps and Pyrenees in historical records from the eighth and ninth centuries.

Jews have been persecuted throughout history. Everything started when Judea was captured by the Seleucid Empire and afterward by the Roman Empire under Emperor Hadrian.

Hence above-mentioned options are correct regarding European Jews.

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