While Europe Slept Test | Final Test - Easy

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While Europe Slept Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. This country worked hard to establish what type of democracy?
(a) An American democracy.
(b) A conservative democracy.
(c) A communist democracy.
(d) A social democracy.

2. Many people argue that America should just stand back and let the terrorists take over Western Europe. Why?
(a) It "is what is best."
(b) They "need to learn a lesson."
(c) It "serves 'em right."
(d) They "must do this on their own."

3. He was vilified by other Western European nations as what?
(a) Heathen.
(b) Socialist.
(c) Communist.
(d) Racist.

4. He approached his people in a fashion similar to whom?
(a) President Washington.
(b) President Clinton.
(c) President Kennedy.
(d) President Bush.

5. Germans, and most Europeans, do not realize that freedom and prosperity are ________ the default condition of the human species.
(a) Sometimes.
(b) Often.
(c) Not.
(d) Always.

6. Europeans remain convinced that the Jews are the __________ that needed to be stopped.
(a) New Nazis.
(b) Devils.
(c) Democrats.
(d) Terrorists.

7. Why did the Netherlands not protect their Jews and their belongings?
(a) It is hard for a Dutch person to accept another non-ethnic Dutch native, as a Dutch.
(b) They could not afford to protect them.
(c) They thought they could protect themselves.
(d) They did not realize the seriousness of the situation.

8. What was the major trend in Western Europe?
(a) Increasing alienation and violence.
(b) Increasing interest in aiding Muslim immigrants.
(c) Decreasing alienation and violence.
(d) Increasing support for Muslim regimes.

9. According to the author, European countries are using the Muslims to do what?
(a) Create fear in the European community.
(b) Lower to population.
(c) Work the jobs no one else wants.
(d) Get rid of their Jews.

10. Anti-Americanism in Europe is so deep and intense that they often reminisce of what time?
(a) When America was not so powerful.
(b) When America did not exist.
(c) When America was a colony.
(d) When America was attacked.

11. Brix and Hedegaard wrote a book titled what?
(a) In the House of War: Islam's Colonization of the West.
(b) In the House of the Devil: Islam's Colonization of the West.
(c) In the House of Allah: Islam's War Against the West.
(d) In the House of Allah: Islam's Colonization of the West.

12. Despite the fact that the German economy was growing, what was rising?
(a) Population growth and high unemployment.
(b) Low population growth and high unemployment.
(c) Low population growth and high employment.
(d) Population growth and high employment.

13. Hirsi gradually turned away from her Islamic views and was hired by the Labor Party for what?
(a) A think tank position to research the lives of Spanish Muslim women.
(b) A think tank position to research the lives of French Muslim women.
(c) A think tank position to research the lives of British Muslim women.
(d) A think tank position to research the lives of Dutch Muslim women.

14. Why do some of these European Muslims hate the terrorists?
(a) They are an embarrassment to Islam.
(b) They fear them.
(c) The terrorists defamed their religion and their culture.
(d) They make life difficult.

15. European authorities believe that when a Muslim attacks a Jewish person, it is because of what reason?
(a) The Jewish person was taunting the Muslim person.
(b) The Jewish person did something wrong.
(c) Deep-rooted anger at Israel and it is completely understandable.
(d) The Muslim person is insane.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happened to Pim?

2. What system does this country have that is impeccable?

3. Olaf Gersemann, a German writer, tried to break the stereotypes that Europeans have towards Americans by writing a book called what?

4. The German government works hard to make sure that its people never forget what?

5. Johan Galtung is a Scandinavian man and known as the "______________ of the international peace studies movement."

(see the answer keys)

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