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Question 1

The second half of the nineteenth century brought
 
  a. a profound religious reawakening and the rejection of the secularization of culture.
  b. limited progress in science.
  c. a lessening of criticism of society.
  d. an expansion of Enlightenment ideals.
  e. an elimination of social ills and depressing realities.

Question 2

Between 1906 and 1910, ____ left Europe each year looking for a better life overseas.
 
  a. 53,000
  b. 75.4 million
  c. 525,000
  d. 1.3 million
  e. 20.1 million




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