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In the early 1900s, African Americans were not the only ones facing discrimination in the south. A case brought against a Jewish man named Leo Frank in Georgia revealed major antisemitism in 1913. Which
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In the early 1900s, African Americans were not the only ones facing discrimination in the south. A case brought against a Jewish man named Leo Frank in Georgia revealed major antisemitism in 1913. Which of these statements describes a direct result of this case?​

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Answer: D) About half of Georgia’s Jewish Population moves to other states following the case

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The correct answer is About half of Georgia's Jewish population moved to other states following the case.

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