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

3. The American style economy is a danger to them because of what reason?
(a) Its success threatens their economy in that European nations will lose power.
(b) Its success means the U.S. will be the most powerful nation on the planet.
(c) Its success means the end of European wealth.
(d) Its success threatens their economy in that Europe's people may want to shift to American style economy.

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

5. 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) Censorship and walking the line of political correctness.
(c) Telling the truth about terrorism.
(d) Supporting the U.S.

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

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

8. A Muslim assailant in Paris stabbed a Jewish boy to death yelling, "God is great." What did the Paris officials do?
(a) They arrested and tried the Muslim.
(b) They sent the Muslim back to his native country.
(c) They put the Muslim to death.
(d) They did not punish the man.

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

10. The Social Democrats had gained control of Denmark and Prime Minister _________________ promised he would change immigration policies and invest in a solid integration packet.
(a) Anders Fogh Rasmussen.
(b) Conrad von Reventlow.
(c) Lars Løkke Rasmussen.
(d) Johann Friedrich Struensee.

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

12. Brix and Hedegaard wrote a book titled what?
(a) In the House of Allah: Islam's War Against the West.
(b) In the House of War: Islam's Colonization of the West.
(c) In the House of the Devil: Islam's Colonization of the West.
(d) In the House of Allah: Islam's Colonization of the West.

13. Olaf Gersemann, a German writer, tried to break the stereotypes that Europeans have towards Americans by writing a book called what?
(a) United Capitalism.
(b) American Capitalism.
(c) Colonial Capitalism.
(d) Cowboy Capitalism.

14. When the European Union tried to get its constitution out, the people showed up in large numbers to do what?
(a) Understand it.
(b) Turn it down.
(c) Question it.
(d) Support it.

15. The officials make it sound like the abuse and prejudice goes both ways, that the Jews do the same to the Muslims. Is this true?
(a) Often.
(b) No.
(c) Yes.
(d) Sometimes.