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The (Jewish) ghettos were sections of certain towns and cities which were segregated for the habitation of Jews.
The Jewish ghettos in WWII, sometimes known as Jewish quarters were sections of cities which were segregated for Jews to live in. (These becoming the only places where Jews were alowed to live).
In German occupied Europe Jews were segregated by law.
Part of a city, especially a slum area, occupied by a minority or persecuted group, usually in crowded and insanitary conditions
Ghettoes.
The term "ghetto" originates from the Venetian Ghetto in Italy, which was a segregated area where Jews were required to live. The word itself is derived from the Italian "ghèto," meaning "foundry," as the area was formerly the site of a foundry. Over time, the term came to be associated with impoverished and segregated urban areas.
Ghettos did not live anywhere, they where areas of cities that Jews where sent to. They where separate to the rest of the city and often were overcrowded and dirty
Yes, frequently, unless they live in segregated communities where they rarely encounter non-Jews.
Discrimination toward Jews occurred in many areas of Canada. There were hiring restrictions for Jews in businesses, the civil service, and the other professions. In some cities, Jews were forbidden to buy property or to join certain clubs and organizations.
Jews were contained in areas called ghetto's also called "Jewish Quarters".
If you are referring to the north east of the United States, there are Jews in various locations but there is a notably large Jewish population in New York City and smaller Jewish populations in the major cities of Washington DC, Boston, and Philadelphia, as well as in the suburban areas surrounding those cities.
Before the Holocaust, there were things called pogroms. Jewish people were made to live in segregated areas called ghettoes, and then made to wear a Star of David on their clothes.Association with was them was discouraged. Jews were subjected to many indignities before the actual shipping them to camps began. These relatively minor things were a way to get the Jewish people lulled into a false sense that these lesser persecutions would satisfy the Anti-Semitic Germans. Alas , it was only the beginning.