Jewish Americans Who Expressed That They Should Ignore the Struggle

question 57

Multiple Choice

Jewish Americans who expressed that they should ignore the struggle of other Jews in the Middle East did so because, according to them, ________.

• A) Jews were freer in the United States than have been in perhaps any other country
• B) major wars in the Middle East reminded the world of Israel's vulnerability
• C) Palestinian uprisings built strong pro-Israeli front among the Western powers
• D) Jewish Americans were immigrating to Israel

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Definitions:

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Client-Centered Therapy

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Transference

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