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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. The German government works hard to make sure that its people never forget what?
(a) They are poor.
(b) They are Europeans.
(c) They are German.
(d) The Holocaust.

3. What happened to Pim?
(a) He was assassinated for his views.
(b) He became the leader of Israel.
(c) He died from a heart attack.
(d) He ran in the Presidential election in France.

4. The Danes were taking steps in the right direction, but its media and educated members of society were still big on what?
(a) Censorship and walking the line of political correctness.
(b) Protecting their Jews.
(c) Supporting the U.S.
(d) Telling the truth about terrorism.

5. The establishment's response was to do what?
(a) Rewrite the constitution.
(b) Forget the constitution.
(c) Continue trying with the constitution.
(d) Rework the terms of the constitution.

6. What in France is spreading like an epidemic?
(a) Anti-Semitism.
(b) The flu.
(c) Fear.
(d) The plague.

7. He disproved myth after myth and showed that Europe's high-tax society was _______________ the American liberal democracy.
(a) The same as.
(b) Superior to.
(c) Similar to.
(d) Not superior to.

8. Why were the Social Democrats not protecting these people?
(a) It was politically incorrect to do so.
(b) They did not have the means of protecting them.
(c) They were afraid to protect them.
(d) They did not know how to protect them.

9. What did Hirsi want to do?
(a) Build Islamic centers.
(b) Curb immigration, stop the Islamic schools, and work harder to protect women's lives.
(c) Encourage others to understand the Islamic faith.
(d) Force all Muslims to leave the country.

10. What did Europeans want?
(a) Keep things as they were.
(b) Change and freedom.
(c) To ignore their problems.
(d) To force the Muslims out.

11. Who were the weakest people in the Netherlands?
(a) Muslims.
(b) Native Dutch.
(c) Muslim women.
(d) Women.

12. ____________ is the prime example of what is happening to the west.
(a) The Netherlands.
(b) Great Britain.
(c) France.
(d) Germany.

13. Pim Fortuyn, born in 1948, was the leader of what movement in Europe?
(a) The anti-Islamization.
(b) The pro-Israeli.
(c) The pro-Islamization.
(d) The anti-American.

14. 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) "Do your thing and let me do mine."
(d) "If you can't follow the rules, don't live here."

15. Now "they'd __________ to the very peril that would destroy them."
(a) Stopped it.
(b) Turned a blind eye.
(c) Fought it.
(d) Feared it.

Short Answer Questions

1. On July 7th, 2005, what happened?

2. Even after September 11th, Europe continued to believe what?

3. Europe treated Arafat, Palestine's most beloved leader, as a second _________, despite all of the hate that he preached and all of his people that he impoverished while accepting European aid.

4. During the first uprising in 1983 between Israel and Palestine, the Jews were portrayed as _________________.

5. Why do many Europeans not believe that they can help the poor through trade?

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