In the eighteenth century, the largest number of Jews lived in
A)France.
B)eastern Europe.
C)northern Europe.
D)Italy.
E)England, Ireland, and Wales.

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During the eighteenth century, the majority of Jews lived in eastern Europe, particularly in Poland-Lithuania, Ukraine, and Belarus. This region had a high concentration of Jewish communities and was known as the "Yiddishland."

In the Eighteenth Century, the Largest Number of Jews Lived