Answer:
True.
Explanation:
Czar Alexander III was hard on Jews, mostly in recently-acquired Poland and Ukraine. That lead to limitations on how many Jews could enroll to college, or practice professional jobs, also the areas they could live. There were also violent attacks from the citizens to the Jews, called Pogroms, where the Jews were killed and beaten, after that their homes were burned and loathed, the police never intervened to defend the Jews.
