Question

What was one major cause of anti-Semitism in Europe before World War Il?

O A. Jews were considered outsiders in nation-states built around
ethnic identities.
B. Jews were often the strongest supporters of early totalitarian
leaders in Europe.
O
C. Jews had led a series of failed communist revolutions in western
Europe.
O D. Jews generally refused to fight for their home countries during
World War I.

Answer 1

A- Jews were considered outsiders in nation-states built around ethnic identities.

Step-by-step explanation:

Jews fought for their countries (Germany, Poland, Greece...etc..), during WWl and we're loyal to their countries as well. Even though they sacrificed anything for their countries they were still imprisoned due to being 'outsiders' during WW|| and thrown in camps which in many Jews were executed.

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