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Question 1

What did the disintegration of post-World War II Yugoslavia result in?
 
  a. the dictatorship of Marshal Tito
  b. a union of Slovenia and Croatia
  c. the peaceful merger of Serbia and Croatia
  d. the triumph of Bosnia over Serbia
  e. the Serbian policy of ethnic cleansing

Question 2

What did Thatcherism do?
 
  a. It increased the benefits of the welfare state.
  b. It restricted union power.
  c. It increased the power of the labor unions.
  d. It resulted in high unemployment in southern England.
  e. It ended capitalism in Britain.



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