What was one major cause of anti-Semitism in Europe before World War II? O A. Jews were colsidered outsiders in nation-states built around
ethnic identities.
B. Jews had led a series of failed communist revolutions in western
Europe.
O c. Jews generally refused to fight for their home countries during
World War I.
O D. Jews were often the strongest supporters of early totalitarian
leaders in Europe.

Take another look at the population pyramid for france in 1950. notice the disparity between the male and female populations in the 55 to 70 year-old age group. what historical event could account for this disparity?

1)which is the following was characteristic of the british colonies but not the french or spanish religion a. presence of slavery b. religion conversion c. smuggling and piracy d. strict racial hierarchy 2)how did the columbia exchange affect europe? a diseases from the new world decimated the population of the european continent b new crops introduced to europe generated further interest in the new world c enslavement of american indians in europe changed cultural attitudes toward slavery d the items produced by american indians become objects of competition in europe

Select all that apply. the reasons some governments fail are: the policies of leaders hurt the people leaders fail to recognize change they don’t restrict freedom enough leaders stay up on the times and change they don’t protect individual freedoms