Toward the end of the nineteenth century, European Jews _____.

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The end of the nineteenth century saw European Jews experiencing both the challenges and opportunities of increasing emancipation and assimilation, which were paradoxically accompanied by a rise in anti-Semitism. This period was marked by complex social dynamics where Jews were gaining rights and integrating into broader society, yet also facing new forms of hostility and prejudice.

Toward the End of the Nineteenth Century, European Jews _____