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In the early twenty-first century's age of transition,
 
  a. economic integration has strengthened global political integration.
  b. the Universal Declaration of Human Rights reflects global values.
  c. nationalism and patriotism overlap globally.
  d. common agreements exist about global trends.
  e. states maintain pivotal power amid increasing globalization.

Question 2

The phrase a people without history implies that colonialism
 
  a. imposed Western civilization while disregarding the value of others.
  b. erased the historical memories and cultures of non-Western peoples.
  c. eliminated the world's prior philosophical and religious traditions.
  d. produced a global system respecting human rights and the equality of states.
  e. created a permanent world order accepted by all peoples.



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

A



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