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Why did the Roman Emperor Hadrian expel the Jews from Palestine? A)The Jews would not convert to Christianity. B)The Arabs had attacked the Jews. C)The Jews had started a revolt. D)The United Nations had
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Why did the Roman Emperor Hadrian expel the Jews from Palestine?

A)The Jews would not convert to Christianity.
B)The Arabs had attacked the Jews.
C)The Jews had started a revolt.
D)The United Nations had ordered the Jews expelled

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Answer:

The Jews had started a revolt.

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i think the anwser is c
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