Anti-Semitism in the United States during World War II resulted in a. Jews being banned from the U. S. Army
b. Jews being sent to U. S. internment camps
c. Jewish children being fully segregated in New York schools
d. Jews being encouraged to leave for Mexico.
e. only 21,000 Jewish refugees being allowed in the United State

E.

only 21,000 Jewish refugees being allowed in the United State

Explanation:

American anti-Semitism nevermore approximated the excitement of Jew-hatred in Nazi Germany, but pollsters discovered that numerous American people viewed Jews negatively. A much more alarming warning was the appearance of anti-Semitic heads and movements on the peripheries of the American political system.

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