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Which word generally describes the attitude of the American public toward news of the treatment of Jews in Europe before World War II? indifferent enraged supportive guilty

Which word generally describes the attitude of the American public toward news of the treatment of Jews in Europe before World War II? indifferent enraged supportive guilty
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Which word generally describes the attitude of the American public toward news of the treatment of Jews in Europe before World War II? indifferent enraged supportive guilty

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"Indifferent" would be the best option from the list, since anti-Semitism in the US was wide-spread, although it should be noted that there was plenty of outrage as well.
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