Which 1870 decree gave French citizenship to most Algerian Jews but not to Muslims?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. The Crémieux Decree
- Step 1: The Crémieux Decree of October 1870 made Algerian Jews French citizens collectively. Step 2. Compare each option with this fact and discard those that conflict with it. Answer: The Crémieux Decree. Why not the others: The indigénat was a repressive code, Blum-Viollette failed and Jonnart helped only a small number.
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