70. Great Britain did not join the European Eco-
nomic Community (Common Market) until
1971 because
(A) French President de Gaulle vetoed
Britain’s applications
(B) Australia and New Zealand feared a loss
of trade
(C) British leaders felt the EEC would not
survive very long
(D) some members of the EEC were allied
with the Soviet Union
(E) British industry refused to export goods
to the continent
71. The philosophical movement with which the
French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre was as-
sociated is
(A) stoicism
(B) existentialism
(C) idealism
(D) scholasticism
(E) rationalism
72. The artists Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, and
Auguste Renoir belonged to a school of
painting called
(A) realism
(B) naturalism
(C) impressionism
(D) dadaism
(E) surrealism
73. The requirement that the eldest male child
receive his father’s title and possessions is called
(A) primogeniture
(B) droit de seigneur
(C) noblesse oblige
(D) defeasance
(E) subinfeudation
74. Between 1880 and 1900, the number of news-
papers in northwestern Europe doubled from
6,000 to 12,000. By 1900, several newspapers
had daily circulations of more than a million
copies, compared with 50,000 for the largest
selling newspaper during the 1860s.
The increase in newspaper sales described
above resulted from
(A) the invention of movable type
(B) the discovery of electricity
(C) improved sanitation
(D) increased rates of literacy
(E) the invention of the telegraph
75. A student of demographics would be most in-
terested in which of the following?
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