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Title: Major ConflictsBarriers


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Major Conflicts/Barriers/ Challenges/Hurdles (Eur
opean Jews) Prior To Presence in USA
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  • Jews have been scapegoats for
  • thousands of years, even in ancient
  • times, in Egyptian and Roman era
  • Due to hate
  • Jews endured barriers of intensive
  • prejudices, hostile attitudes and
  • discriminatory behavior, known as anti-
  • Semitism for thousands of years prior to
  • migration into America

3
  • Jews, face conflicts of great prejudice and
  • discrimination and lots of violence on a
  • global basis, in different time periods
  • Middle Ages
  • In the years of ( 1348-1349) Many Jews
  • faced gruesome events, (The Black Death)
  • In 1391 many Jewish communities had to
  • choose between the cross and death, many
  • chose the cross and life

4
  • The time period during the 1400s Spain
  • eliminated many Jews by massacres and
  • expulsion
  • This cause problems of mass conversion
  • and a repeat of tragic epilogue of this
    century
  • of religious persecution and intolerance with
  • expulsion of the Jews from Spain in 1492 and
  • from Portugal in 1496, during the Spanish
  • Inquisition

5
  • During the 1500 and 1600s was a period of
  • migration, Jews were fleeing Catholic
  • Inquisition in Portugal, these were the
  • Sephardic Jews, with subculture of
  • Spain
  • Over the next hundreds years migration of
  • Marranos, Jews force to convert to
  • Christianity by the Spanish Inquisition
  • migrated into North America

6
  • During the 1700s the immigration of the
  • Ashkenazi Jews, Jews from England, Germany,
  • and Poland, migrated into the USA, they out
  • Sephardic Jews, and integrated into Sephardic
  • communities and adapted to Sephardic Jewish
  • practices
  • By the end of 1700s , during the time of the
  • American Revolution ,Jewish American
  • population increased from 1,000 to 2,500

7
  • After 1820, due to anti-Semitism in economic
  • weakness European Jews, from central
  • Europe migrated into the USA (German
  • Jews)
  • In 1830s Jewish sons, young,illiterate
  • men, left there households from Europe, due
  • to increase restrictions of family( peddlers,
  • merchants, and craft workers from small
  • towns( settled in Midwest, Far West and
  • South

8
  • In the 1860s many Jewish Americans had
  • established synagogues within their
  • communities
  • During the 1870s the largest group of Jews
  • from eastern Europe migrated into the
  • USA, most of them from Russia, in
  • opposition of anti-Semitism, and poor
  • economic opportunities, a major forces that
  • led to their migration

9
  • In 1880s Russia massacres,call
  • pogroms affected Jews of all ethnicity,
  • and increased departure of more
  • Jewish migration
  • During this time a threat of social
  • opposition occurred between
  • acculturated German Jews, and eastern
  • European Jewish immigrants,due
  • to flow of new immigrants, but
  • assistance was provide for them

10
  • By 1881,until the mid-1920s Jewish
  • immigration was nearly 2.5 million,
  • largely between 1890 and l914
  • Historical Trend Pre WWII
  • In 1920s, American Jews of eastern
  • Europe flourished compared to
  • German descents and was the
  • greatest in proportion during this
  • time period

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  • Most of the eastern European Jews
  • settled among east coat cities
  • Many were peddlers, street vendors, and
  • unskilled workers, they were part of the
  • growing urban communities
  • In 1924 Immigration Act, restricted
  • many eastern and southern European
  • immigration, placing as limit on
  • newcomer

12
  • During the 1930s few Jew migrated into
  • the states, the was due to The Great
  • Depression also due to Franklin
  • Roosevelt administration,that was an
  • obstacles,that were a disgraced towards
  • Jewish immigration
  • Hitlers rule this was a time during
  • Nazi Germany was in a state of Adolf
  • (1933-1943),a period of totalitarian( a
  • state where a single party and it leader
  • suppress all opposition and control all
  • aspects of peoples lives

13
  • Many Jews lost their lives and
  • in landed in concentration camps,
  • these were the years of The Holocaust
  • due to State Department end to
  • immigration action
  • Napoleon said, If you fight with your
  • enemy long enough, you learn his
  • tricks(Tragedy Of The Ages, p.155)

14
  • Historical Trend Post WWII
  • Postwar refugee, continued to
  • immigrate in the 50s and 60s, these
  • were new immigrants, and between
  • 1966 and 1982, 250,000 Soviet Jew
  • migrant into the USA, due to anti
  • Semitism
  • Today over 200,000 Israeli
  • immigrants are in the USA

15
  • Since the Jews are a cohesive people,
  • the burden of helping these immigrants
  • were supported by the Jewish
  • American community
  • Historical since World War II ,the
  • there has been a shift in the Jewish
  • American population, from the cities to
  • the suburbs, large populations of
  • American Jews live in the Northeast,
  • from Rhode Island, South and Western
  • cities in the USA

16
  • Still today 40 percent of American Jews
  • Say anti-Semitism, exit is a serious
  • Problem,and 55 percent say its not as
  • serious, its okay, just as it were in the
  • days of the Holocaust
  • During 1945 and 1946, post World War
  • II there were over forty incident of hate
  • crime committed against Jewish
  • Americans

17
Citied Works From A History Of
The Jewish People, (By leading scholars at the
Hebrew University Of Jerusalem) edited by
H.H. Ben-Sasson, c1976, Harvard
University Press,Cambridge,Massachusetts,(p.659,
723,p.800-817) The Jewish Mind, by Raphael
Patai,Edited by Charles Scribners Sons, New
York, p.15,Who Is A Jew?p.41
18
Citied Works From Tragedy Of The
Ages(Anti-Semitism) The Root, Cause, and Cure, by
Max Hunterberg, c1937, Association Press, 347
Madison, NY,(p.128-139) Racial and Ethnic
Relations, by Joe R. Feagin Clairece Booher
Feagin,c1999, By Prentice-Hall, Inc, UpperSaddle
River. NJ.(p.161-196)
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  • JEWS, HUMAN BEINGS
  • Jews, who were mostly from central
  • and eastern Europe, a people with a
  • valued talent
  • Jews, not of a race, but by recent
  • genetic studies coming out of Israel,
  • Jews that maintain their racial purity
  • while living among Gentile for
  • thousands of years, ( this is supported
  • by ample data research)

20
  • Jews, a people of wealth, due to intelligence
    studies have shown that not only are Ashkenzi
    Jews, highly intelligent, they
  • are Asymmetrically intelligent(Albert
    Einstein,Sigmund Freud, and Karl Marx)
  • Jews, a people of cohesive or ethnocentric of
    their culture( belong first to the nation of Jews
  • Finally, Jews a people, they were
  • individual that were prudently frugal, and
  • had a back bone with a drive for hard work,
  • also a people with creativity

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European Jews Group Presentation
Presented By Mary Tatum
BY Christine Kyriacou
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Citied Websites www.p-m-sfreeserve.c
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pale/eng_captions/ www.rrc.edu/journal/recon62_1j
ewish culture.htm www.findarticles.com/cf
www.jewishgates.org/history/holocaust/ Bauer.stm w
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