Question

in what all ways does shylock compare the christians to the jews?

Answer 1

Explanation:

Shylock says in an aside that he will not break bread with Christians, nor will he forgive Antonio, thereby signaling his rejection of one of the fundamental Christian values, forgiveness.

Venice was primarily and dominantly a Christian society with Jews as it's unfairly treated minority. Stereotypes classified Jews as immoral, evil, and foolish people while the Christians were graceful, merciful, and loving.

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Answer 2

Answer:

A haterd of Christian and lends money out of Interest.

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