The late nineteenth century advocate of a separate Jewish state was
a. Albert Einstein.
b. Theodor Herzl.
c. Adolph Hitler.
d. Houston Stewart Chamberlain.
e. Max Planck.
Question 2
Which of the following was not true about European Jews in the late-nineteenth century?
a. Jews were widely represented among law and medical students in some countries.
b. Anti-Semitism was widespread throughout the societies in which they lived.
c. Anti-Semitism prevented them from achieving any professional success.
d. Zionism developed out of their desire to create their own nation-state.
e. Their migration to Palestine was opposed by the Turks, who controlled the region.
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