Question

question 11 (2 points) in the german - speaking principalities of early modern europe, hofjuden were a) court jews who worked on behalf of german rulers and imitated christian nobility b) jews who were forced to fight each other to the death in public arenas c) jews who argued for jewish equality before the law d) jews who were publicly beaten by german rulers

Explanation:

In early - modern European German - speaking principalities, hofjuden were court Jews who served German rulers and emulated Christian nobility.

Answer:

A. Court Jews who worked on behalf of German rulers and imitated Christian nobility