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i think i am done is there anything else i should do?

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1140BC- The Exodus from Egypt

960BC- Solomon's temple in Jerusalem completed.

931BC- Split between the kingdoms of Israel and Judah.

740BC- 722BC- Kingdom of Israel falls to Neo-Assyrian Empire.

586BC- Jerusalem falls to Nebuchadnezzar and Solomon's Tempe is destroyed.

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Many Jews tried to change their beliefs who where already in the U.S because they felt outnumbered and wanted to be better than the European immigrant Jews. Over the years, it started to become more common for Jews to be associated with non-Jews. Today, many Jews are only labeled as Jewish because their mothers are. Jews in the U.S also started become more clean shaven and changed the way they dressed to fit in more with society; they would only wear certain clothing for worship rather an everyday thing.

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Jews came to the U.S during the early 1800's because of economic depression in Europe and started off as peddlers, or a person who goes place to place selling small goods. Later, during the 1930's and 1940's,  Jews fled European countries to the U.S because of Nazi attack.

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Russia continues to be one of the countries with the biggest jewish community. Jews came to the United States from Russia because they were facing religious prosecution, there was widespread poverty, and the violence against the Jews became unbearable.

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Many from Poland, 5 million to be more exact, fled to avoid conscription, seek better opportunities, and flee from religious prosecution. Polish radicals also pushed all their problems onto the Jews.

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On November 10, 1938, Nazis torched synagogues, vandalized Jewish homes, schools and businesses and killed about 100 Jews.

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Before World War II, Jews were already trying to flee from Nazi control. Jews from Poland tried to seek refuge in the Soviet Zone; many were deported. Jews that managed to stay in the Soviet had fled to the most Asian parts of the country and lived in very harsh conditions. Many immigrated to more western European countries like France, Spain, and Portugal; Italians helped protect Jews as well. Many countries were not willing to accept the Jews in fear of the Nazis. A number of American and French organizations helped the refugees into South America and the U.S..

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Propaganda made by the Nazi party convinced Germans to believe that all Jews were greedy, dishonest, and dragged the economy down.  This fueled a great hate towards the Jews and led to the holocaust. This gave a "reason" for Nazis to murder Jews. This propaganda caused people to view Jews as less than human, which made killing them easier.

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The effects of Hitler's mass murder on Jews are irreversible. During the Holocaust (1933-1945),  approximately six-million Jews died.  This means that entire bloodlines were wiped off of the face of the earth, along with six-million people's potential.  That time period will always be remembered for the lives taken away and for the extreme extent on human abuse.

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The first Jewish settlement in America was Dutch New Amsterdam, which is now known as New York City.
Williamsburg, Crown Heights, and Borough Park contain the most Orthodox and Hasidic Jews in the area. The cities contain attendant schools, kosher restaurants, synagogue, and yeshiva.  Jews have thrived in this area and will most likely continue to for many years to come.

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By Kyler Von Arb and JenaMarie Roberge