1. Johan Galtung is a Scandinavian man and known as the "______________ of the international peace studies movement."
(a) Leader.
(b) Brother.
(c) Father.
(d) Son.

2. Radical, fundamental Muslims are taking advantage of what?
(a) Europe's liberality.
(b) Europe's hatred.
(c) Europe's lack of organization.
(d) Europe's fear.

3. Baum compares radical Islamists to what group of people?
(a) Terrorists.
(b) The Nazis.
(c) Fundamental Christians.
(d) Orthodox Jews.

4. When does the Dutch government begin to take these isolated incidents seriously?
(a) After the attack on Madrid.
(b) After the attack on London.
(c) Before 9/11.
(d) After 9/11.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. If a job opens up for a doctor or an educator, and a Muslim is exceedingly more qualified than ten of his or her European colleagues, the job will more likely go to whom?

2. After moving to Oslo, Baum made sure he kept up with _________ issues.

3. The establishment's response was to do what?

4. A Muslim assailant in Paris stabbed a Jewish boy to death yelling, "God is great." What did the Paris officials do?

5. The narrator and his partner move to _____________________ on April 1, 1999.

(see the answer key)

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