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Exam 6: Germany
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Question 41
Multiple Choice
West German economic policy in the 1980s
Question 42
Multiple Choice
Political parties in Germany today
Question 43
Short Answer
Much earlier than the Labour Party in Britain, the SPD abandoned __________ in order to achieve electoral success.
Question 44
Essay
What was the impact of the occupation of Germany after World War II? How did it contribute to the Cold War? What are the implications for current conditions in Germany and Europe?
Question 45
Multiple Choice
When comparing the historic development of Germany, Britain, and France,
Question 46
Multiple Choice
The overwhelming majority of German workers belong to the __________, which represents seventeen unions.
Question 47
Multiple Choice
German society in the late-1800s has been described as
Question 48
Multiple Choice
Seats in the Bundestag are assigned using what method?
Question 49
Multiple Choice
To aid its post-World War II recovery, Germany relied on millions of dollars from the Marshall Plan, and also
Question 50
Essay
How many major political parties does Germany have? How many minor ones? What affects the number of parties and how they compete with each other? What role do the Free Democrats (FDP) play in German politics?
Question 51
Multiple Choice
The German Constitutional Court CANNOT
Question 52
Short Answer
During the Middle Ages, Germany was home to the Holy Roman Empire, also known as the __________ Reich.
Question 53
Multiple Choice
Evidence of the German chancellor's power includes
Question 54
Short Answer
In Germany, länders are equivalent to American _________.
Question 55
Multiple Choice
German Lander (states) are important for
Question 56
Essay
What is Germany's role in the European Union and the Eurozone generally? How has Germany reacted to the Eurozone/sovereign debt crises in other European countries? What alternatives does Germany have going forward? What would you recommend they do? Why?