1750-1900 Revolutions Review

Example of Enlightenment thinking

• Monarch has the right to rule

• Monarch maintains rule by divine right

• Individual has ability to reason for himself

• Individual is able to vote his monarch

Example of pre-Enlightenment thinking

• Wide of acceptance of scientific theories

• Monarch maintains rule by divine right

• Individual has ability to reason for himself

• Constitutional monarchy

Which is NOT an example of liberal-capitalism?

• State ownership of means of production

• Right to own private property

• Winners and losers

• Free markets

Which is NOT an example of liberal-capitalism?

• Redistribution of land

• Competition leads to better prices

• State abstains from economic intervention

• Some government regulation acceptable

All of the following were outcomes of the Haitian revolution

• Absolutism

• Abolitionism

• Independence

• Democracy

All of the following were outcomes of the French revolution

• More popular sovereignty

• Curbs on monarch's power

• Independence

• Persistent social inequalities

What was major outcome of the Latin American revolutions?

• More popular sovereignty

• Abolitionism

• Creation of nation-states

• Persistent social inequalities

power should be vested in one ruler with unlimited power

• Absolutism

• Abolitionism

• Nationalism

• Liberalism

• Rationalism

permanent end of slavery

• Absolutism

• Abolitionism

• Nationalism

• Liberalism

• Rationalism

a group of people, of common heritage, should be free to rule themselves

• Absolutism

• Abolitionism

• Nationalism

• Liberalism

• Rationalism