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Question 1

A problem facing Japan in the immediate future is
 
  a. an increasing birth rate.
  b. a declining birth rate.
  c. a level of domestic violence which surpasses that of the United States.
  d. a declining level of literacy among the general population.
  e. an obvious increase in militarism among the young.

Question 2

The origins of manifest destiny can be traced back to the sense of mission that motivated which of the following groups?
 
  a. runaway slaves
  b. delegates to the Constitutional Convention
  c. Revolution-era patriots
  d. colonial Puritans



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