Study

American-Jewish may sound natural, but the hyphen hides deep contradictions.

One is American, the other Jewish--but they are not in contradiction.

So-called Dixie Jews carved out their own unique culture.

Hints of change in Jewish voting trends.

Immigrants from the same towns came together for fun and charity.

Jewish settlement in Minnesota and the Dakotas

The character of American Jewish communities varied from place to place.

For nearly a century, one party has captured the vast majority of Jewish votes.

Seeking the party of the outs.

The woman who created the American-style Hebrew school demonstrated that one could be fully Jewish and fully American.

The first American Jewish organization to fight for the civil rights of Jews--and everyone--at home and abroad

Reconciling American identity with support for a Jewish homeland