What Was the Most Significant Effect of the Dreyfus Affair

question 21

Multiple Choice

What was the most significant effect of the Dreyfus Affair for European Jews in general?

• A) The court decision set off a surge of legislative reform bills drafted to grant Jews more legal rights in several countries.
• B) Jews were allowed into exclusive country clubs and other private clubs.
• C) Jews were finally granted citizenship in western European nations.
• D) Jews were forced to wear yellow armbands in France, Austria, and Italy.
• E) It led to a second wave of emigration to Palestine, which bolstered the Zionist movement.

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Test Statistic

A statistic calculated from sample data, used to assess the plausibility of a hypothesis.

Sample Standard Deviation

The square root of the sample variance, measuring how spread out sample points are from the sample mean.

Observations

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Confidence Interval

A range of values, derived from sample statistics, that is likely to contain the value of an unknown population parameter at a given confidence level.