Question

World history Unit 10 Lesson 5 test

We came to Palestine to do away with the helplessness of the Jewish people
through our own endeavors. Therefore, you will realize what it meant for us to
watch from here millions of Jews being slaughtered during these years of war.
–Golda Meir, speech, 1946
Use the excerpt to answer the question.
12. What is the most valid inference that can be drawn from the above statement? (1 point)
Meir emigrated to the Palestine mandate after the Holocaust.
Meir believed Jews could not be safe without their own country.
Meir wanted non­Jewish settlers to leave Israel.
Meir wanted to keep the territories Israel won from its Arab neighbors.

If anyone has answers to the whole test please tell me!

Answer 1

i think it is the first one

Answer 2

The most valid inference that can be drawn from Golda Meir's speech is that she believed Jews could not be safe without their own country.

Step-by-step explanation:

In his speech, Golda Meir refers to the atrocities suffered by the Jewish people in Europe as a consequence of the Holocaust, especially when it speaks of "millions of Jews being slaughtered during these years of war". She believed that the creation of a Jewish nation was the only way to achieve full safety for the Jewish people.

Golda Meir was born in Ukraine in 1898. In 1906, she emigrated with her family to America, where she participated in her youth of Zionist organizations. In 1921 he moved to Palestine with his partner, also a member of Zionism. During the World War II, Meir lived in Palestine fighting for the creation of a Jewish state, seeing the atrocities that were committed against the Hebrew population.