Quiz: Europe Today: The Fate of Christendom
Due Mar 8 at 11:59pm
Points 50
Questions 25
Time Limit 90 Minutes
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Question 1
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the existentialist view that choices must be made will advance a world civilization.
spiritual revival will be one of the new contributions to world-mindedness.
the ideals developed by Western civilization offer the best hope for humankind.
the highpoint of Western Civilization has passed.
Question 2
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Ending war between neighbors
Ensuring prosperity for all Europeans
Providing a platform of unity for the spread of socialism
Creating a viable rival to compete with the United States
Question 3
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At the conclusion of your text, the authors suggest that
According to the website of the European Union, what was the aim in the original founding of
the EU?
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Question 4
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Muslims are relatively new to the region.
It was not directly involved in the negotiated peace after World War II.
it was an articial state.
Orthodox Christians are relatively new to the region.
Question 5
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initially decreased, but have recently increased.
have disappeared.
are only found in former Communist countries.
remained a traditional element of mainstream politics.
Question 6
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free and open societies are vulnerable to attack from stateless organizations.
civilians were a target for the rst time.
international organizations are in agreement on how to stop attacks.
religious differences may play a role.
Question 7
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Russian and Chinese expansion into parts of Asia and the Middle East.
waning European inuence in Latin America and Africa.
According to the Operation World website, what percentage of the population of Europe is
Christian?
Many of Yugoslavia's problems stem from the fact that:
Since the end of World War II, anti-Semitic incidents
According to the textbook, September 11, 2001 may have introduced a new era of warfare
because
Globalization refers to the phenomenon of:
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reassertion of old religious and tribal feelings in Europe and Russia.
disappearing cultural, economic, linguistic, and even physical boundaries.
Question 8
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Italy under Mussolini's dictatorship.
Poland under Nazi occupation.
Russia under Stalinist totalitarianism.
the United States in a Ukrainian–Catholic family.
Question 9
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bombarding left opposition who took over the "White House" government building.
a sudden switch from a state-run economy to a free-market economy.
making Russia acknowledge the cruelty that existed under the communist system.
the psychological effect of losing the Soviet empire.
Question 10
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reaching out to non–Catholics and improving Jewish–Christian relations.
asserting the truth of Catholicism against Protestant heresy.
brokering a deal with Mussolini to preserve Catholicism in the 1930s.
insisting that Muslims be appointed to positions in the Catholic hierarchy.
Question 11
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Christians and Kurds
Kurds and Muslims
Sunnis and Shi’ites
Muslims and Jews
Question 12
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Pope John Paul II grew up in:
When Yeltsin's government referred to shock therapy, it meant
In religious affairs, Pope John Paul II was praised for:
The sectarian conicts in Iraq have centered on the division between
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the appeal of glasnost and perestroika, as well as other democratic measures.
massive deportation of radical Muslims by Middle Eastern states.
demand for cheap labor in Western Europe's booming economy.
re-creation of serfdom in rural France, Spain, and Germany.
Question 13
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Enlightened monarchs
Founding fathers
Leaders of yesterday
Visionaries for unity
Question 14
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concern by some that they are losing their national identities
general apathy toward the EU by Europeans.
dening Europeanization as separate from American Imperialism.
shrinking number of member states.
Question 15
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Post-Christian
Post-Modern
Anti-Christian
Denominational
Question 16
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Postwar Muslim immigration to Europe came about largely as a result of:
On the website of the European Union, what term is used to refer to the individuals who were
instrumental in establishing and sustaining the EU?
All of these are problems facing the European Union except
In the video lecture on the church in Europe today, what term is used to describe the religious
condition of Europe today?
Which of the following is NOT an accurate statement about the history of the EU from the
1970s through the 1990s?
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Economic policies enacted in the 1960s meant that EU countries would no longer charge one another
customs duties.
In the 1970s, for the rst time all citizens were able to directly elect members to the EU representative body.
The Single European Act was signed in the 1980s creating the “Single Market.”
Admittance to the EU was dramatically restricted in the 1990s in order to protect member states from
countries with weak economies.
Question 17
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guns.
opium
oil.
bomb materials.
Question 18
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East and West Germany were reunited, however, eastern Germany continues to suffer from economic
problems such as high unemployment.
the Czech Republic, Poland, and Hungary are rapidly and successfully integrating into the Western European
economy and political culture.
Yugoslavia disintegrated into its constituent republics and the worst violence in Europe since the Second
World War.
non-European immigrants in Western European states have been successfully assimilated or brought into the
mainstream.
Question 19
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are willing to allow the U.S. to take leadership in world affairs.
oppose European integration for nationalistic reasons.
Afghanistan’s problems are complicated by its world leadership in the production of
Surveying the former Eastern Bloc countries, all the following conclusions can be drawn except
The term Euroskeptics refer to those who:
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believe that Russia will one day dominate the entire region.
deny the existence of basic human rights and constitutional government.
Question 20
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western democracies for permitting sexual freedom to run amok.
traditional Muslims who wanted Sharia law to govern their societies.
violence in all its forms, especially religious and ethnic violence.
Jews for conspiring to control the nancial institutions of the world.
Question 21
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capitalism, but praised communism as a fair and just system.
communism, but praised capitalism and economic freedom.
neither communism nor capitalism as inherently evil.
communism as oppressive and capitalism as materialistic and unjust.
Question 22
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Question 23
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World Wars
Radicalism
Communism
Ecumenicalism
During his international travels, Pope John Paul II made a point to condemn:
Pope John Paul II criticized:
How many countries joined the EU in the rst decade of the 21st century?
In the video lecture on the church in Europe today, which of the following was NOT listed as one
of the factors contributing to the secularization of Europe in the twentieth century?
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Question 24
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Religious freedom in most of Europe
Cooperation among Muslims, Christians, Jews, and atheists
Freedom from political conict and war
Tax breaks for churches
Question 25
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United Kingdom
Czech Republic
Romania
Netherlands
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According to the video lecture on the church in Europe today, what positive condition exists in
the religious realm in Europe for the rst time in modern history?
According to the Operation World website, which of the following is one of the European
countries with the highest percentage of Christians?
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