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What are the three monotheistic religions that predominate in Europe? What do they share in common?
 
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According to WOM, what are the two powerful influences on European music-cultures? (Both of these influences will be discussed in WOM.)
 
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Answer to Question 1


  • Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

  • Shared roots in the Middle East and significant shared texts (all share the Torah or Old Testament)



Answer to Question 2


  • religion and nationalism




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