Attitudes Toward the Jewish Community in Medieval Europe Were Predicated

Attitudes toward the Jewish community in medieval Europe were predicated upon the belief that

A) all Jews for all time were guilty of deicide.
B) Jews practiced ritual killing of Christian children.
C) Jews deserved punishment for their recalcitrance in resisting conversion to Christianity.
D) Jews were a visibly alien group that practiced moneylending, which was a sin.
E) all of the above