Most Europeans entered the new millennium with a great sense of hope, with the ideological commitments and utopian visions from between the French Revolution and World War II reinvigorated.

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The statement is overly generalized and not entirely accurate. While some Europeans may have felt hopeful entering the new millennium, the period was also marked by skepticism and uncertainty due to various political, economic, and social challenges. The ideological commitments and utopian visions from the past were not universally reinvigorated.

Most Europeans Entered the New Millennium with a Great Sense