Theodor Herzl's Zionism was the direct result of

a. His shock at a government order revoking the citizenship of all French Jews

b. His shock at the army's persecution of Alfred Dreyfus

c. A religious revelation that European Jews should return to the Holy Land

d. A wave of persecuting against Jews living in the Ottoman empire

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Theodor Herzl's Zionism was the direct result of

a. His shock at a government order revoking the citizenship of all French Jews

b. His shock at the army's persecution of Alfred Dreyfus

c. A religious revelation that European Jews should return to the Holy Land

d. A wave of persecuting against Jews living in the Ottoman empire

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Brennan · Answer 1

It is said that Theodor Herzl's Zionism was the direct result of " b. His shock at the army's persecution of Alfred Dreyfus," although there were likely other factors as well.