Which of the following contributed to anti-Semitic sentiments at the end of the nineteenth century?
A) the old belief that Jews were cursed because they had murdered Christ
B) the use of anti-Semitism by the radical right to mobilize and unite all social classes
C) the belief that Jews were materialistic and cowardly
D) the association of Jews with the corrupting influences of capitalism and liberalism
E) all of the above

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All the options mentioned contributed to anti-Semitic sentiments at the end of the nineteenth century. The belief that Jews were cursed because they had murdered Christ was a long-standing anti-Semitic sentiment that had persisted for centuries. The radical right used anti-Semitic sentiments to mobilize and unite all social classes against Jews. The belief that Jews were materialistic and cowardly was also used to fuel anti-Semitic sentiments. Lastly, Jews were associated with the corrupting influences of capitalism and liberalism, which added to the growing resentment towards them.

Which of the Following Contributed to Anti-Semitic Sentiments at the End