What was one consequence of the Crusades for Jewish populations in Europe? A. Crusaders forced nearly all European Jews to move to the Holy Land. B. European Jews increased their social status during the Crusades. C. Most European Jews converted to Christianity so they could fight with the Crusaders. D. Jews in Europe faced a series of attacks from Crusaders.

D. Jews in Europe faced a series of attacks from Crusaders.

Explanation:

The Crusades were holy wars fought by the Christian 'warriors' in order to recover the Holy Land from Islamic rule. Throughout history, there were a number of Crusades that were fought in the name of reclaiming the Holy Land.

From the very First Crusades, the Jews were discriminated against and attacked by the warriors. Jews in Europe were attacked, killed, and even tortured. Their social positions worsened, which also resulted in a feeling of hatred and ill-will between the Christians and the Jews.

Thus, the correct answer is option D.

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