Nationalism & Imperialism Review

What FOUR countries had revolutions in 1830?

• France, Italy, Belgium

• Belgium, United States, Germany

• Italy, England, Canada

• Scotland, Russia, North Korea

What country was "again the spark for revolution in other countries" in 1848?

• France

• Poland

• Sweden

• All of the above

France's new constitution included "Election would be determined by universal male suffrage." What was "universal male suffrage"?

• The right of all males to vote in elections

• Lasting for a limited time; not permanent

• It stopped adult males from voting in France's elections

• All of the Above

Which of these were provisions of the proposed constitution for a united Germany created at the Frankfurt Assembly?

• Parliamentary Government

• An emperor with limited powers

• Universal male suffrage for election deputies

• All of the above

Why did the Revolutions of 1848 fail?

• Moderate liberals and more radical revolutionaries were divided over their goals

• Nationalists supported the conservative monarchs and refused to help the liberals

• The United States sent soldiers to help Austria & France crush their rebellions

• All of the above

Nationalism was a force for unifying new countries, but it also threatened to tear apart others. Between 1848 & 1865, the United States was terribly divided over the issue of

• Slavery

• Abortion

• Taxes

• Separation of Church & State

What brief conflict led to the breakdown of the "Concert of Europe," made Russia & Austria enemies, and made possible the unifications of both Germany & Italy?

• The Crimean War

• The Revolutions of 1848

• The US Civil War

• Russian Invasion of Ukraine

TWO leaders of Italian unification were ____, the prime minister of Piedmont, and ______, a "dedicated patriot."

• Otto von Bismarck & Louis-Napoleon

• Otto von Bismarck & Camillo di Cavour

• Louis-Napoleon & Giuseppe Garibaldi

• Giuseppe Garibaldi & Camillo di Cavour

After Garibaldi chose to turn over his conquests to Piedmont, who became the king of a united Italy in 1861?

• King Victor Emmanuel of Piedmont

• Emperor Louis-Napoleon of France

• Archduke Maximilian of Austria

• Otto von Bismarck of Prussia

In the mid-19th century, Prussia was known for its MILITARISM, or its reliance on

• Military Strength

• Popular Sovereignty

• Slave Labor

• Large navy