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After the World Wars, many Jewish people migrated to which nearly established county because of long, traditional links to the religion? 

A. Isreal

B. Jordan

C. Lebanon 

D. Syria 

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The History of Fashion and Design
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Answer the questions based on the Student Information Sheet,
Multiple Choice
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______ 2. As the effects of the Great Depression were felt, designers found that crises are the perfect time for experimentation.
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