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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The Spaniards were convinced, especially by the attacks, that Aznar was to blame for the bombings because he had gotten too close to whom?
(a) The Muslims.
(b) Bill Clinton.
(c) Great Britain.
(d) George Bush.

2. Is a Jew ever seen as being a European?
(a) Yes.
(b) Sometimes.
(c) No.
(d) Usually.

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

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

5. Why did he keep up with these issues?
(a) He was originally from this country.
(b) He saw them as the leaders in reform.
(c) He believed that integration issues would take a turning point there before any other place.
(d) Most of the Muslim immigrant population lived in this country.

6. Prime Minister __________ had had enough.
(a) Tony Blair.
(b) Niceto Alcalá-Zamora.
(c) Nicolas Sarkozy.
(d) Dag Terje Andersen.

7. She knew that Social Democrats were big on protecting who?
(a) The powerful.
(b) Muslims.
(c) The rich.
(d) The weak.

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

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

10. What system does this country have that is impeccable?
(a) Education system.
(b) Welfare system.
(c) Governmental system.
(d) Military system.

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

12. He approached his people in a fashion similar to whom?
(a) President Kennedy.
(b) President Bush.
(c) President Clinton.
(d) President Washington.

13. On July 7th, 2005, what happened?
(a) Oslo was attacked.
(b) Paris was attacked.
(c) London was attacked.
(d) Madrid was attacked.

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

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

Short Answer Questions

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

2. One reason why Europe is so anti-American is because America is a _____________ that has succeeded against their social democracy.

3. After World War II, how did Europeans feel over what happened to the Jews?

4. Germany began to prohibit what?

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

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