In the Eighteenth Century, What Did Moses Mendelssohn Urge German

question 56

Multiple Choice

In the eighteenth century, what did Moses Mendelssohn urge German Jews to do?

• A) Devote more time to the Talmud
• B) Speak Yiddish or Hebrew rather than German
• C) Be a Jew at home and a German on the street
• D) Reject Jewish law in favour of secular law
• E) Be inward-looking and segregated from the rest of society

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