19th Century Revolutions

Which of the following groups dominated the Congress of Vienna?

• liberals

• nationalists

• workers

• conservatives

What was the goal of the conservatives in the Concert of Europe?

• The creation of liberal, democratic governments throughout Europe.

• Preserving the changes made during the French Revolution.

• Restoring and maintaining the traditional order in Europe.

• The creation of new countries based on national identities.

Which country became independent as a result of the 1830 revolutions?

• France

• Serbia

• the Netherlands

• Belgium

How did the French Revolution of 1848 affect Europe?

• Democracies arose across Europe.

• Most monarchies collapsed.

• Revolution quickly spread.

• Men lost their right to vote.

Which statement best describes the results of the 1848 European revolutions?

• Many long-lasting reforms brought democracy to most countries.

• After initial success, most of the 1848 revolutions failed to achieve their goals.

• Nationalism was almost completely destroyed, but socialism grew stronger.

• The use of force by reformers was too strong to result in any changes.

Which of the following revolutionaries is known as the "Great Liberator?"

• Dom Pedro

• Miguel Hidalgo

• Simon Bolivar

• Jose de San Martin

How did social structure contribute to discontent in Latin America?

• Power and privilege was concentrated in the hands of a wealthy elite class.

• The social structure emphasized the equality of all people.

• The Third Estate had to pay taxes, but the first and second estates didn't.

• Native Americans had more power than any other class.

Which two revolutions helped to cause revolution in Latin America?

• American and French

• Belgian and French

• American and Belgian

• Belgian and Russian

How did Napoleon contribute to the process of German unification?

• He conquered the Holy Roman Empire and increased the number of German states from 39 to 300.

• He conquered the Holy Roman Empire and decreased the number of German states from 300 to 39.

• His armies discouraged the spread of nationalism.

• His defeat led immediately to the creation of a united Germany.

How did the Zollverein contribute to the process of German unification?

• It created a political foundation for unity.

• It allowed the conservatives to suppress nationalist movements.

• It created an economic foundation for unity by promoting trade among the German states.

• It created an economic foundation for unity by discouraging trade among the German states.