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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. Some nations, like ____________, embraced their Jews during the second World War, and stood up against the German Army who tried beating down doors to get their hands on the Jews.
(a) France.
(b) Spain.
(c) Denmark.
(d) Sweden.

3. The terrorists that bombed Madrid wanted the people to vote for ___________ and not for Aznar because Aznar was for the Iraq war and wouldn't pull the troops out.
(a) Zapatero.
(b) Bustelo.
(c) Márquez.
(d) López.

4. 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 Spanish parliament to continue her activism.
(b) Accept a position with the French parliament to continue her activism.
(c) Accept a position with the Dutch parliament to continue her activism.
(d) Accept a position with the British parliament to continue her activism.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Brix and Hedegaard wrote a book titled what?

2. Johan Galtung is a Scandinavian man and known as the "______________ of the international peace studies movement."

3. There is also a common passivity among those that witness what attacks on Jews?

4. Two journalists who fought against the norm, Helle Merete Brix and Lars Hedegaard, were condoned for the freedom they took to write about Islam by the Danish chapter of ________.

5. The Spaniards were convinced, especially by the attacks, that Aznar was to blame for the bombings because he had gotten too close to whom?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happened in Denmark after the 9/11 attacks? How did the Prime Minister deal with this?

2. What does the author say about the German government? What is Baum's response to this?

3. What did Hirsi write? Describe this.

4. What did Denmark do for its Jews during World War II?

5. What did Europe think of Arafat?

6. Who is Johan Galtung? What are Galtung's beliefs?

7. How did Germany begin to deal with immigration?

8. Why did Baum want to keep up with Dutch issues?

9. What happened to London? What was Prime Minister Tony Blair's response? How was Europe affected by this?

10. What happened in Madrid? How did people react to this?

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