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War and Peace
Leo Tolstoy
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1
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The narrator asserts that history is made by what?
Great men
Military strategists
Nature's course
Tiny factors
2
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Before Nicholas marries Mary, he hides what from his mother and sister?
His first marriage
His poverty
His loyalty to France
His battle scars
3
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In the years that follow, Natasha dedicates herself to what?
Spying on her husband
Socializing with wealthy people
Raising four children
Managing the estate
4
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Whom does Andrew's son adore?
Pierre
Sonya
Mary
Nicholas
5
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The narrator ends the novel by asserting that which of the following create(s) history?
Absolute free will
Total determinism
Powerful leaders
An unseen force
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