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Which word generally describes the attitude of the American public toward news of the treatment of Jews in Europe before World War II? indifferent enraged supportive guilty
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Which word generally describes the attitude of the American public toward news of the treatment of Jews in Europe before World War II? indifferent enraged supportive guilty

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User Dornhege
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"Indifferent" would be the best option from the list, since anti-Semitism in the US was wide-spread, although it should be noted that there was plenty of outrage as well.
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