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Unit 9 – Cold War and Contemporary Europe
Topic 9.11
How would post-war migrations within Europe possibly differ if France hadn't allowed Algerian immigration in the 1960s?
There would be significantly fewer Muslims in France, potentially leading to different societal and political dynamics.
The United Kingdom could become a more popular destination for immigrants.
Italy might have a higher population growth rate.
The European Union could be formed earlier.
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AP European History - 9.11 Migrations within and to Europe Since 1945
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