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What were the two causes of Jewish peoples' migration
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What were the two causes of Jewish peoples' migration

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  1. Discrimination,
  2. Persecution,
  3. Massacres carried out,
  4. Expulsions.

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These were the main causes of Jewish people's migration. (Take any two points)

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  • persecution and discrimination
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