In the last two decades of the nineteenth century,many Jews in Germany began experiencing the effects of ________.

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While pogroms (A) and ghettos (C) were historical experiences of Jews in many parts of Europe, the specific context of Germany in the late 1800s saw the rise of organized anti-Semitism, which included political movements, newspapers, and public campaigns targeting Jews for their perceived racial and cultural characteristics. This atmosphere contributed to the growing marginalization and discrimination of Jews in German society. Transportation (D) is not a relevant factor in this context.

In the Last Two Decades of the Nineteenth Century,many Jews