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Question 1

Which novelist and journalist provided indictments of totalitarianism in Animal Farm and 1984, shaped in part by his experiences in the Spanish Civil War?
 
  a. Jos Ortega y Gasset
 b. George Orwell
  c. Julien Benda
  d. Ernst Cassirer
  e. Erich Fromm

Question 2

In the early twenty-first century, the European Union established qualifications for potential new members that included
 
  a. disavowal of communism.
  b. acceptance of NGOs.
  c. a commitment to market capitalism and democracy.
  d. willingness to provide economic assistance to Europe's farming community.
  e. acceptance of each country's national currency.



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Reply 2 on: Sep 12, 2019
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