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1. During the 1920s, German Jewish families a. were well-established in German society. b. rejected German culture. C. maintained their own dietary, dress and language tradition…

1. During the 1920s, German Jewish families a. were well-established in German society. b. rejected German culture. C. maintained their own dietary, dress and language tradition…
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1. During the 1920s, German Jewish families

a. were well-established in German society.
b. rejected German culture.
C. maintained their own dietary, dress and language traditions
d. lived in small, religious rural communities.
e. a and c.

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A. Were well-established in German society.

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