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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. After death threats, Hirsi moved to the U.S. for a few years but returned to Europe to do what?
(a) Accept a position with the British parliament to continue her activism.
(b) Accept a position with the Dutch parliament to continue her activism.
(c) Accept a position with the Spanish parliament to continue her activism.
(d) Accept a position with the French parliament to continue her activism.

2. Weeks after the film debut, what happened to its director?
(a) He was exiled.
(b) He was butchered on an Amsterdam street.
(c) He moved to the U.S. fearing for his life.
(d) He was threatened.

3. How do Muslims deal with non-Muslims?
(a) They fear them.
(b) They ostracize non-Muslims and call them infidels.
(c) They ignore them.
(d) They worship them.

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

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

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

7. For what did people blame the director?
(a) His own murder.
(b) His exile.
(c) Upsetting the Muslims.
(d) Stirring up trouble.

8. The Dutch still believe that __________ is a possible ideal, despite the fact that it does not work.
(a) Separate but equal.
(b) A melting pot society.
(c) Equality.
(d) Affirmative action.

9. On ___________ terrorists attacked Madrid, Spain's capital.
(a) March 11th, 2005.
(b) March 11th, 2002.
(c) March 11th, 2003.
(d) March 11th, 2004.

10. This Prime Minister prohibited people from importing spouses, and people could not marry until they were at least _________, which gave women more chance to mature and choose their own destiny (at least this was the theory).
(a) 20.
(b) 24.
(c) 21.
(d) 18.

11. Why do many Europeans not believe that they can help the poor through trade?
(a) They do not believe that wealth creates poverty.
(b) They believe that wealth creates poverty.
(c) They do not believe that wealth creates wealth.
(d) They believe that wealth creates wealth.

12. Germany began to prohibit what?
(a) Attending mosques.
(b) Muslim immigration.
(c) Praying to Mecca.
(d) Headscarves and forced marriage.

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

14. Denmark had saved its Jews during WWII. Would it do that now?
(a) Yes.
(b) More than likely.
(c) No.
(d) Probably not.

15. It did _______ to change the cultural practices of the Muslims.
(a) Little.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Some.
(d) Much.

Short Answer Questions

1. 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?

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

3. Countries that have adopted the liberal democracy, like Britain and Ireland, have _____________.

4. For years Europeans thought that the attacks on the World Trade Center had nothing to do with them. What did the attack on Spain do?

5. The Dutch approach to immigration and integration was what approach?

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