How did the Jews of Poland differ from those in Germany and the rest of Western Europe?

A: They were more orthodox in their religious practice.

B: They were better educated.

C: They were less educated and less economically successful

D: They were wealthier.

E: They had assimilated more fully.

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Terrell Adams · Answer 1

How did the Jews of Poland differ from those in Germany and the rest of Western Europe?

D: They were wealthier.

How did the Jews of Poland differ from those in Germany and the rest of Western Europe?A: They were more orthodox in their religious practice.B: They were better educated.C: They were less educated and less economically successfulD: They were wealthier.E: They had assimilated more fully.