What made it possible for Jews to move to the Ringstrasse?
a) The restriction on Jews purchasing property in the city was lifted.
b) Jews moved to the Ringstrasse because Christians did not want to buy there.
Consider This: How had the situation of the Jews changed during the Industrial Revolution? See 9.8: Narrative: The Magic Ring.
c) The government forced Jews to purchase homes in the Ringstrasse districts to finance its development.
Consider This: How had the situation of the Jews changed during the Industrial Revolution? See 9.8: Narrative: The Magic Ring.
d) It was always possible for Jews to purchase property in any area of Vienna.
Consider This: How had the situation of the Jews changed during the Industrial Revolution? See 9.8: Narrative: The Magic Ring.
a) The restriction on Jews purchasing property in the city was lifted.
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