. During and after World War II, the Jewish population in the Middle East and the United States increased because…? Distrust of
Japanese Americans led to increased trust of Jewish Americans The Middle East and America had cheap land to purchase German anti-Jewish policies and the memory of the Holocaust made Jews want to leave Europe The complete extermination of all Jews living in Europe during the Holocaust
Option: German anti-Jewish policies and the memory of the Holocaust made Jews want to leave Europe.
Explanation:
During and after World War II, many of the Jewish population began to leave their nations in Europe because of the German Anti- Jewish policies that forced them to leave their property and wealth and forced to live in ghettos and later sent to concentration camps. The killing of the Jews started after Adolf Hitler came to power. The Nazis issued many new anti-Jewish laws which restricted Jews political and civil rights. Germans force out the Jews from their houses, business, and other professions. Holocaust was the biggest misfortune for humanity because millions of people were killed based on racism, political reason, and religion. Hitler's ideas on racial, to create German as superior by making it a master race caused millions of people to die. All the death and fear led the Jew population to leave for American and the Middle East to start a new beginning.
Answer:New Orleans was one of the most important port cities in the U.S. at the time. The city allowed access to the Mississippi River, an important route for both transportation (of both troops and civilians) and shipping.
