Anti-Semitism in Europe during the 1880s caused many Jewish people to relocate to

During the 1880s, rising anti-Semitism and violence in Europe, especially in the Russian Empire, drove many Jewish people to leave. A large number immigrated to the United States in search of safety and opportunity, making “the United States” the best answer. Some Jewish people also moved to Palestine, but it was not the main destination for this mass migration.

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