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CharlieWard

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If you were a working-class French man or woman residing in an urban area, you would also likely be __________ and support candidates on the political __________.
 
  a. pro-Church; left
  b. anticlerical; right
  c. pro-Church; right
  d. anticlerical; left

Question 2

Which best characterizes the French electorate?
 
  a. far right
  b. far left
  c. right of center
  d. centrist



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Answer to Question 1

d.

Answer to Question 2

d.





 

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