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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The American style economy is a danger to them because of what reason?
(a) Its success threatens their economy in that European nations will lose power.
(b) Its success means the U.S. will be the most powerful nation on the planet.
(c) Its success threatens their economy in that Europe's people may want to shift to American style economy.
(d) Its success means the end of European wealth.

2. Olaf Gersemann, a German writer, tried to break the stereotypes that Europeans have towards Americans by writing a book called what?
(a) Colonial Capitalism.
(b) United Capitalism.
(c) American Capitalism.
(d) Cowboy Capitalism.

3. They worked hard to protect their country from the sea with what?
(a) Nets and walls.
(b) Walls and dams.
(c) Dykes and walls.
(d) Dykes and dams.

4. Galtung has received numerous awards and honorary degrees and has held several jobs with international agencies. He is the one that introduced the idea that all international conflict can be settled through what?
(a) Isolationism.
(b) E-mail.
(c) Dialogue.
(d) War.

5. Western European nations believe that the best way to help the poor is by doing what?
(a) Praying for them.
(b) Trading with poor nations.
(c) Letting them immigrate to Europe.
(d) Pouring in aid into their countries.

Short Answer Questions

1. The Social Democrats had gained control of Denmark and Prime Minister _________________ promised he would change immigration policies and invest in a solid integration packet.

2. This country worked hard to establish what type of democracy?

3. Who were the weakest people in the Netherlands?

4. These two negative factors were common in nations that had what policies?

5. The Denmark writers' organization was about free speech, as long as it _________ the important issues in the world.

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Germany's economy.

2. Why does the author believe the U.S. will support Western Europe in protecting its freedom?

3. What was the establishment's response to the public's dislike of their constitution?

4. What happened with the European Union tried to get its constitution out?

5. What proof does the author give that anti-Semitism in France is spreading like an epidemic?

6. Why did the terrorists attack Spain? How did this lead to Europe going back to its peaceful ways?

7. What does the author say about the German government? What is Baum's response to this?

8. What did Europe think of Arafat?

9. What happened to London? What was Prime Minister Tony Blair's response? How was Europe affected by this?

10. How was the Dutch citizenry wiser than its government?

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