The Jewish American: Conquering Adversity

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…language, skillfulness, and monetary differences. Also, until the post WWII era, the Jewish people faced university attendance quotas nationwide in the United States (Sklare 259). Nevertheless, the Jewish people have prevailed, persevered, and succeeded in society. And through it all, Jews have contributed to greatly to the advancements of several fields of study. In addition, Jewish people in society today are regarded as successes, expected to receive their Ph.D., and consequently become lawyers or doctors.