8. Following the Holocaust, there was an increase in the total number of Jews who did what?

A, Became more orthodox.

B. Became less orthodox.

C. Lost their faith.

D. Stopped practicing religion.

E. Felt drawn to study religion.

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Aarav Pacheco

Social Studies

1 November, 07:45

8. Following the Holocaust, there was an increase in the total number of Jews who did what?

A, Became more orthodox.

B. Became less orthodox.

C. Lost their faith.

D. Stopped practicing religion.

E. Felt drawn to study religion.

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Edwin Tyler · Answer 1

The best answer would be {D. Stopped practicing religion.} since they didn't want to end up ether in the ghettos or being found out by the Germans. If they got caught by them they would kill them on site. That's the reason why I chose the answer D. out of all the rest of them.

8. Following the Holocaust, there was an increase in the total number of Jews who did what?A, Became more orthodox.B. Became less orthodox.C. Lost their faith.D. Stopped practicing religion.E. Felt drawn to study religion.

8. Following the Holocaust, there was an increase in the total number of Jews who did what?

A, Became more orthodox.

B. Became less orthodox.

C. Lost their faith.

D. Stopped practicing religion.

E. Felt drawn to study religion.