A) Chechnya
B) Latvia
C) Turkey
D) Mongolia
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A) Surrealism
B) Hysterical realism
C) Romanticism
D) Classicism
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A) The enormous success of the "tiger" economies of the Far East
B) Growing fragmentation following the collapse of the USSR
C) The economic success of-and potential competition from-the European Community
D) Wars and civil strife around the world
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A) It promised social benefits to all men and women who followed their political and religious program.
B) It claimed that a strict theocracy would restore the pride and Islamic identity that imperialism had stripped from Middle Eastern men.
C) It promised improved status for women and offered them better access to education and the workforce as well as better opportunities for their children.
D) It argued that everyone should have equal access to oil wealth, which Western imperialists were exploiting, and that only Islam could lead the way to the future.
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A) Political groups
B) Religious groups
C) Ethnic groups
D) Language groups
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A) nationalism declined as a potent force with the formation of the European Union.
B) the difficult ethnic tensions that emerged as peoples adapted to a communist society.
C) Italy's and Greece's rising role as the peacekeepers of Europe.
D) post-World War I diplomats did not entirely understand ethnic divisions in parts of eastern Europe.
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A) The "new tsars"
B) Russian tigers
C) Oligarchs
D) Yeltsin's cronies
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A) Harassment of ethnic minorities in ethnically mixed states like Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina as well as job discrimination against Muslims in Christian states
B) A policy of genocide against ethnic minorities in the pursuit of an "ethnically pure" state in a region where an ethnic mix was the norm
C) An attempt to "Christianize" the former Yugoslav federation by forcing Muslim minorities to move to Arab states in the Middle East and North Africa
D) A major renovation of health care services for certain ethnic groups in various states, even as other groups were allowed to languish in terrible conditions
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A) All sides engaged in ethnic cleansing, not only committing acts of genocide but also destroying the cultural heritage of their opponents.
B) Peaceful elections occurred in most of the new states of the federation, although ethnic tensions between Muslims and Christians in Bosnia led to violence.
C) Russian leader Boris Yeltsin pledged his support to the Serbian cause as a means of supporting Slavic nationalism across Europe.
D) Although various ethnic groups wanted to declare their independence, Milosevic was able to unite them under the federation.
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A) The discovery of Saddam Hussein's collection of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, ostensibly to be used to attack the United States and Europe
B) The bombing of subways in Madrid and London by al-Qaeda operatives, under orders of Osama bin Laden, in 2004 and 2005
C) The hijacking of planes on September 11, 2001, by Islamic militants, who flew them into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, with a fourth plane crashing in Pennsylvania
D) A taped message from Osama bin Laden, broadcast over television networks worldwide, in which he proclaimed "death to all infidels" and swore to carry out horrific violence against the United States
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A) Mikhail Gorbachev
B) Vladimir Putin
C) Boris Yeltsin
D) Slobodan Milosevic
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A) bought large amounts of military equipment from the United States.
B) declared their independence from Russia.
C) joined the European Community.
D) invaded their neighbor, Ukraine.
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A) Toxic runoff in rivers and lakes, which contaminated drinking water
B) Acid rain, which was responsible for killing vast areas of forest
C) Rising sea levels, which threatened coastal settlements
D) Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) , which weakened the ozone layer
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A) Community foundations
B) Intergovernmental organizations (IGOs)
C) Multinationals
D) Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs)
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A) The Russian parliament's election of Boris Yeltsin as president of the Russian republic
B) Mikhail Gorbachev's decision to further liberalize the Soviet economy and his pronouncement that there was "no alternative to the transition to the market"
C) President Boris Yeltsin's call for the dissolution of the Communist Party
D) Gorbachev and Kohl's agreement that the USSR would completely withdraw its forces from East German soil within the next four years
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