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The British public’s expectations about access to details of Queen Elizabeth’s family life changed after
her eldest children, Charles and Anne, became adults
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the death of Princess Diana
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the broadcast of the documentary Royal Family
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her coronation at the age of 26
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_______ felt that the only way to keep Germany from becoming a threat once again was to split it up into several weak, separate states.
France
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Britain
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the Soviet Union
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the United States
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Eastern European economies lagged behind the West because
of the communist party’s unwillingness to give up economic control
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poor soil that limited agricultural production
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corruption in local governments
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of their inability to buy high quality steel from the West
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After World War II, nearly ________ German refugees were pushed out of Eastern Europe.
several hundred thousand
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3 million
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13 million
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21 million
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Britain, France, and West Germany used funds from the Marshall Plan to
raise salaries
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lower the cost of food and other necessities
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rebuild factories and key industries
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improve social benefits and lower taxes
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By the mid-1950s, Britain had decided
it had to keep its African colonies at all cost, particularly Kenya and Rhodesia
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to “develop” its African possessions by investing heavily in building schools, housing, hospitals, factories, and modern transportation and communication networks
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it did not make economic sense to keep its African colonies and to let them go
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to grant its African colonies the right to hold elections, but insist they remain members of the Commonwealth
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The postwar period saw European countries
become ethnically homogenous as minorities fled
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adopt anti-colonialist attitudes, seeing similarities between Hitler’s goals of conquest and old modes of empire-building
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redraw their borders along ethnic lines
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adopt newly tolerant attitudes toward Jews and other minorities, in light of the Nazi atrocities
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Stalin established control over the governments in Central and Eastern Europe
with the constant threat of invasion by the Soviet army
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by placing trusted allies in positions of power
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by establishing a foothold for local communist parties through the formation of of broad “anti-fascist” coalitions
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by threatening to exclude the country from the economic support offered through the Soviet version of the Marshall Plan
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In response to De Gaulle’s declaration that Algeria should be allowed “self-determination,” Algeria’s European inhabitants
launched a coup attempt
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fled to France
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established an apartheid government
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attempted to establish a breakaway state
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The U.S., Britain, and the Soviet Union agreed to split up Germany into zones of occupation when they met for a conference in
Nuremburg
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Potsdam
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Leningrad
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Vienna
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________ did not participate in the European Coal and Steel Community.
Germany
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Britain
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France
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Belgium
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Many Eastern Europeans were convinced that the Soviets might loosen their control of their satellite countries when Nikita Khrushchev
permitted Hungary to hold elections
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denounced the crimes of the Stalinist era in a secret meeting
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publicly denounced the crimes of the Stalinist era
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denounced Britain and France’s meddling in Egypt over the Suez Canal
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In France, Charles de Gaulle promoted the idea that
all French citizens should be conscious of their complicity in France’s cooperation with Hitler’s regime, so as to prevent such a thing from happening again
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most French men and women had resisted the Germans and that only a handful of collaborators had cooperated with the Nazi regime
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France had resisted Hitler to the best of its ability but had been unable to defend itself without American aid
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blame for the war rested squarely on German shoulders
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In response to the Western powers decision to turn their German occupation zones into a new West German political entity, rather than reunite the country, the Soviets
blockaded Berlin
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built the Berlin wall
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integrated Berlin into East Germany
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organized a series of strikes in France intended to unsettle the country and raise support for communist parties
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The joint British and French attack on Egypt was prompted by
Egypt’s seizure of Israeli territory
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concerns that Egypt would ally with the Soviet Union
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to prevent additional conflicts between Egypt and Israel
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Egypt’s nationalization of the Suez Canal
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The West’s explosive economic growth in the 1960s was fueled by
the rapid rebuilding of Germany
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exports and international trade
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the modernization of heavy industry
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new economic unions within Europe
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Which of the following was not an outcome of the Vatican Council known as Vatican II?
The Church apologized for its role in the Holocaust.
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Regular masses would be given in the local language, not Latin.
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The Church condemned anti-Semitism.
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The Church distanced itself from past support of authoritarian regimes
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