SAT World History Practice Question
In European history, the term Lebensraum, or "living space," most commonly refers to the
- A.German desire for expansion in the twentieth century
- B.forced relocation of ethnic minorities into ghetto towns
- C.rejection of industrialization and urbanization
- D.celebration of the bucolic ideal in art and literature
- E.immigration to North America in the twentieth century
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