What term refers to hostility toward Jews as a religious, ethnic, or racial group?

• A. Riot
• B. Anti Semitism
• C. Rural
• D. White Primary

Answer: (B)

Hostility toward Jews based on religion, ethnicity, or race is described by a specific term that captures prejudice, discrimination, or even violence directed at Jewish people. The best word for this is antisemitism (often written with a hyphen as anti-Semitism). It explains attitudes or actions that target Jews simply because of their identity, not because of specific beliefs about a single issue. Recognizing antisemitism helps explain why harmful stereotypes, hateful rhetoric, or discriminatory policies have persisted in various eras and contexts.

Other options don’t fit because they describe things unrelated to targeting Jews: a riot is a violent street disturbance, rural refers to the countryside, and a White Primary was a historical method used to limit who could vote.