Many in Europe Recognized That the End of the War

question 64

Multiple Choice

Many in Europe recognized that the end of the war had brought about "a new and unfamiliar world," but no one knew the form this new world was going to take.As Tomas Masaryk stated,"Postwar Europe was:

• A) a brave new world with such wondrous creatures in it."
• B) an experimental laboratory from which great things were to come."
• C) a graveyard with little immediate future."
• D) a laboratory atop a graveyard."
• E) a wasteland we would now call peace."

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