Question 1 • [HSSWH] World History, Sem 2 (26-27)
European anti-Semitism encouraged many Jews to seek safety, while the desire for a Jewish homeland gave Zionism its central goal. Jewish emigration to Palestine helped the movement grow by establishing communities there. British control of Palestine came later, and assimilation was not a main cause of Zionism’s growth.
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