People Throughout Many Nineteenth-Century European Countries Remained Deeply Anti-Semitic

People throughout many nineteenth-century European countries remained deeply anti-Semitic.One historical reaction to this fact was for

A) the majority of Jewish persons to want to establish a homeland away from Europe.
B) most Jewish persons to withdraw from society at large and remain as inconspicuous as possible.
C) many Jewish persons in Germany and France to become ardent nationalists.
D) people in reform synagogues to take out organ music and singing from their services and introduce more conservative practices.