Question

which are examples of the discrimination that europeans of jewish ancestry endured throughout history? select five options. european jewish people were forced to live in segregated communities. european jewish people were prohibited from owning land. european jewish people were barred from certain professions. european jewish people were subject to physical abuse, even murder. european jewish people were forced to marry outside of their religion against their will. european jewish people were subject to arbitrary deportations. european jewish people were offered free transportation to leave europe.

Explanation:

These options represent well-documented historical instances of anti-Jewish discrimination in Europe: segregated communities (ghettos), land ownership bans, professional restrictions, physical violence/pogroms, and arbitrary deportations (including the Holocaust-era deportations). The remaining options are not standard historical examples of discrimination against Jewish Europeans.

Answer:

A. European Jewish people were forced to live in segregated communities.
B. European Jewish people were prohibited from owning land.
C. European Jewish people were barred from certain professions.
D. European Jewish people were subject to physical abuse, even murder.
F. European Jewish people were subject to arbitrary deportations.