After World War Il, where did most Jewish people move to?
A. United States
B. Israel
C. Germany
D. England

After World War II, a significant number of Jewish people moved to Israel, which was established as a state in 1948. This migration was driven by the desire to build a homeland and find refuge from the horrors of the Holocaust, leading to a large influx of Jewish immigrants seeking safety and a new beginning in the newly formed nation.

However, the United States also became a prominent destination for Jewish refugees during this period. Many sought asylum and a better life in America, drawn by its promise of freedom, economic opportunity, and established Jewish communities that offered support.