Match the causes with their effects on Jews in western and eastern Europe between the fifteenth and nineteenth centuries. Math the titles to the correct pair.

Titles

Western European countries had a tolerant outlook

toward religion, culture, and traditions because of

the rationalism of the Enlightenment.

Anti-Semitism continued to exist in Eastern Europe

and Russia.

During the Middle Ages, Christian leaders in Europe

blamed the ancient Jews for the death of Jesus

Christ.

Pairs

Jews were deprived of employment and were

forced to live in poverty.

Jews were granted citizenship as well

as opportunities in education and trade.

Jews were subjected to violent attacks

called pogroms.

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Melissa Kline

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21 September, 09:25

Match the causes with their effects on Jews in western and eastern Europe between the fifteenth and nineteenth centuries. Math the titles to the correct pair.

Titles

Western European countries had a tolerant outlook

toward religion, culture, and traditions because of

the rationalism of the Enlightenment.

Anti-Semitism continued to exist in Eastern Europe

and Russia.

During the Middle Ages, Christian leaders in Europe

blamed the ancient Jews for the death of Jesus

Christ.

Pairs

Jews were deprived of employment and were

forced to live in poverty.

Jews were granted citizenship as well

as opportunities in education and trade.

Jews were subjected to violent attacks

called pogroms.

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Darius Keith · Answer 1

Because Western European countries had a tolerant outlook

toward religion, culture, and traditions because of

the rationalism of the Enlightenment → Jews were granted citizenship as well as opportunities in education and trade.

Since Anti-Semitism continued to exist in Eastern Europe and Russia → Jews were subjected to violent attacks called pogroms.

During the Middle Ages, Christian leaders in Europe

blamed the ancient Jews for the death of Jesus

Christ → Jews were deprived of employment and were forced to live in poverty.