Question

in the 1300s, jewish people were often blamed for causing the plague and
were forced to leave the continent
were tried by juries and imprisoned
were forced to convert to christianity
were persecuted and murdered.

Explanation:

During the 1300s, anti - Jewish sentiment was high. Jews were scapegoated for the plague. Persecution and murder were common forms of this scapegoating. Forcing to leave the continent was not the main immediate consequence. Trials by jurors and imprisonment were not the typical reaction. Forced conversion was also not the most common immediate response compared to persecution and murder.

Answer:

were persecuted and murdered.