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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 Dutch approach to immigration and integration was what approach?
(a) "Either you're Dutch, or you're not."
(b) "Let's work together."
(c) "If you can't follow the rules, don't live here."
(d) "Do your thing and let me do mine."

2. Europeans have developed a deep nostalgia for the "good old days of ________________."
(a) Soviet Communism.
(b) The world being flat.
(c) Pre-9/11.
(d) Colonial America.

3. The terrorists that bombed Madrid wanted the people to vote for ___________ and not for Aznar because Aznar was for the Iraq war and wouldn't pull the troops out.
(a) Zapatero.
(b) López.
(c) Márquez.
(d) Bustelo.

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

5. Does it still matter who is, and who is not, a Jew in Europe?
(a) Usually.
(b) Yes.
(c) Sometimes.
(d) No.

Short Answer Questions

1. Many children endure what abuse in school?

2. Two journalists who fought against the norm, Helle Merete Brix and Lars Hedegaard, were condoned for the freedom they took to write about Islam by the Danish chapter of ________.

3. The Danes were taking steps in the right direction, but its media and educated members of society were still big on what?

4. After 9/11 Muslims in ___________ applauded the attacks, celebrating in the streets and calling on a holy war of their society as well.

5. Baum compares radical Islamists to what group of people?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Baum want to keep up with Dutch issues?

2. How does the author end the book?

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

4. Describe Germany's economy.

5. What happened in Denmark after the 9/11 attacks? How did the Prime Minister deal with this?

6. What did Denmark do for its Jews during World War II?

7. How did Germany begin to deal with immigration?

8. What happened in Madrid? How did people react to this?

9. How are Muslims a problem in schools?

10. How do Western European nations feel about helping the poor?

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