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30 June, 21:24

In the mid-1300s thousands of European Jews were murdered by other Europeans because A) they started what became the final Crusade. B) they had planned to rise up against the Pope. C) they were accused of being responsible for the Bubonic Plague. D) they conspired with the Mongols to overthrow European countries.

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