As globalization proceeded, the place of Muslims became controversial
A) because of negative remarks from the Vatican.
B) in many nations except for the Netherlands and Denmark.
C) in France over the scarf issue.
D) because a growing number of Europeans were against assimilation.
E) as Muslims were prohibited from running for office.
Ans: C
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A. many new readers were only marginally literate B. many authors were only marginally proficient C. reading tastes changed frequently D. publishing companies lacked adequate financing
After his father's death, Alexander III (later called Alexander the Great), continuing the desires of his father before him, began his plan to conquer ________
A. Thebes B. Persia C. Chalcis D. Corinth E. Athens
In North America during the eighteenth century, French relations with the Indians differed from that of the English in that they
A. forced Indians to adjust to European ways. B. made little effort to convert Indians to Christianity. C. offered the Indians more and better trading goods. D. largely isolated themselves from Indian tribes. E. were more tolerant of Indian cultures.
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