Chapter 22: Revolutions and Nations

Read the FALSE statement below. Replace the underlined word with the word that makes the sentence TRUE.

Toussaint-L’Ouverture seized political power and made France into a great empire.

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• Napoleon Bonaparte

• Napoleonic Code

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Read the FALSE statement below. Replace the underlined word with the word that makes the sentence TRUE.

Napoleon created a set of laws called the coup d’état.

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Read the FALSE statement below. Replace the underlined word with the word that makes the sentence TRUE.

In 1805, the U.S. navy destroyed the French fleet at the Battle of Trafalgar.

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• Napoleon Bonaparte

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Read the FALSE statement below. Replace the underlined word with the word that makes the sentence TRUE.

In 1814, European leaders met in Paris to draw up a peace plan.

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Bolivia was the first colony in Latin America to gain its independence.

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• Napoleon Bonaparte

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In the 1700s and 1800s, new ________________________ changed the way people worked. (revolutions/inventions)

• revolutions

• inventions

During the ________________________ machines in factories performed the work that had been done by people. (Industrial Revolution/Communication Revolution)

• Industrial Revolution

• Communication Revolution

The ________________________ industry was the first to change. (steel/textile)

• steel

• textile

In the ________________________ system, machines rapidly produced large quantities of goods. (laissez-faire/factory)

• laissez-faire

• factory

Advances in ________________________ allowed products to be shipped quickly to faraway markets. (transportation/factories)

• transportation

• factories