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Q1.

What hypothesis would an investigator test when analyzing anomalies in 'The Rise of Nationalism in Europe (French Revolution, Making of Nationalism, Age of Revolutions 1830-1848, Unification of Germany & Italy, Visualising the Nation)'?


(A)
A falsifiable, testable proposition based on scientific principles of The Rise of Nationalism in Europe (French Revolution, Making of Nationalism, Age of Revolutions 1830-1848, Unification of Germany & Italy, Visualising the Nation)
(B)
An untestable guess
(C)
A popular opinion
(D)
A mythological story
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Q2.

Which modern technological breakthrough is directly rooted in the science of 'The Rise of Nationalism in Europe (French Revolution, Making of Nationalism, Age of Revolutions 1830-1848, Unification of Germany & Italy, Visualising the Nation)'?


(A)
Horse carts
(B)
Biotechnology, clean energy, advanced materials, or medical diagnostic devices derived from The Rise of Nationalism in Europe (French Revolution, Making of Nationalism, Age of Revolutions 1830-1848, Unification of Germany & Italy, Visualising the Nation)
(C)
Manual stone tools
(D)
None
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