How did the jews of poland differ from those in germany and the rest of western europe?
a: they were more orthodox in their religious practice.
b: they were better educated.
c: they were less educated and less economically successful
d: they were wealthier.
e: they had assimilated more fully.

They were less educated and less economically successful.

Explanation:

Poland was, for a very long time, the home of the largest Jewish community of the whole world. This peaceful life of the Jewish community would start to disappear after 1772, with the Russian Empire persecuting them and, eventually, in the World War II, when they were hunted by the Nazis.

Poland was not known for their incredible economy and also, the Jewish community from Poland started to suffer earlier, which caused them to be less successful economically speaking and, therefore, less influential and less educated as well.

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