Author Question: One of the great ironies of the interwar period is that the West confronted Germany in the 1920s ... (Read 136 times)

naturalchemist · **on:** Sep 4, 2018

One of the great ironies of the interwar period is

that the West confronted Germany in the 1920s when it should have been appeased and appeased Germany in the 1930s when it should have been confronted.

Indicate whether this statement is true or false

Question 2

Which of the following is the best example of the conflict between modernization and traditionalism?

a. In China, peasants are urged to get rich, but some Chinese leaders are fearful
that this emphasis will make people forget about what is good for society.
b. Throughout much of the Middle East, fundamentalist Islam has become a
powerful political force that seeks to protect old Islamic values.
c. In the United States, a large national debt has led some people to question whether
economic recovery can continue.
d. In many Western European countries, birth rates are declining and in some cases
are no longer at replacement levels.