In the late nineteenth century, European Jews
a. were widely represented among law and medical students in some countries.
b. moved to Germany in large numbers.
c. were completely blocked from achieving economic success.
d. successfully blocked anti-Semitic measures in eastern Europe.
e. were granted a homeland in Palestine, which they called Zion.
a
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a. Crusaders b. Persians c. Russians d. Seljuk Turks e. Ottoman Turks
As one consequence of the demise of the Soviet Union,
a. there was a strong revival of religion in Russia. b. NATO declared that it would remove nuclear weapons from Europe. c. the entire European continent became more stable. d. long-suppressed ethnic hatreds flared in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet republics. e. the rivalry between Russia and China ended.
Columbus and other early explorers shared which of the following objectives?
a. to prove that the world was round rather than flat b. to find places to establish European colonies c. to test new sailing technologies d. to cut out intermediaries in the trade with Asia e. to find a faster route to move soldiers and supplies to the Middle East to fight the Crusades