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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the major trend in Western Europe?

2. A week after the elections in Spain, Israel assassinated Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, who was the founder of the terrorist group _________.

3. Who were the weakest people in the Netherlands?

4. Does it still matter who is, and who is not, a Jew in Europe?

5. Did the people want to accept the terms of the constitution?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. How does the author end the book?

3. What is one reason given by the author for why Europe is so anti America?

4. How did Germany begin to deal with immigration?

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

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

7. Why did the Netherlands not protect their Jews?

8. Who fought the norm in Denmark? What were the results of their actions?

9. How are Muslims a problem in schools?

10. How do Western European nations feel about helping the poor?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

A class is inevitable between the radical Muslims and liberal Europeans.

Part 1) Describe the radical Muslims and liberal Europeans. Why does the narrator believe a clash is inevitable?

Part 2) Have clashes already occurred? If so, when and why? If not, why not? How has the U.S. clashed with radical Muslims? Why?

Part 3) What might this clash do to Europe? How will this clash affect Americans?

Essay Topic 2

Separate but equal remains in many parts of Europe.

Part 1) What is meant by separate but equal? Why does this exist?

Part 2) How effective in this policy? Explain. How does this affect immigrants to Europe?

Part 3) How has the U.S. been affected by this policy? Does it still exist today? Why or why not?

Essay Topic 3

On July 7, 2005, London was attacked.

Part 1) Describe this attack. Why might it have taken place? What is the reaction to this attack? How does this reaction compare to the reaction to the attack in Madrid?

Part 2) What does this attack reveal about Great Britain? What does it reveal about the rest of Europe?

Part 3) Do you believe attacks like this one will continue? Why or why not? If so, what can be done to stop them?

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