10. Where did many surviving European Jewish people resettle after World War II?| 11. What has happened to Christianity in Europe since World War II?

12. How many people died in World War II?

13. What did many people feel should change in Europe after World War II?

14. When were citizens first able to democratically elect members to the European

Parliament?

15. What did the Schengen Agreement in 1985 accomplish?

16. What did European policy makers realize about pollution in the 1970s?

17. What does the newly-reformed Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) seek to accomplish in

the European Union?

What is the difference between the idea of stare decisis and something being constitutional?

What are the relation of community dynamics and community action to applied social sciences?

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