AP Euro Revolutions of 1830 & 1848 Quiz

What were the main causes of the 1830 Revolution?

• Military uprising, educational reforms, and trade agreements

• Economic hardship, political repression, and the desire for constitutional government

• Social inequality, technological advancements, and cultural changes

• Religious conflicts, foreign invasion, and agricultural reforms

How did economic factors contribute to the 1830 Revolution?

• Low taxes, abundant food, and full employment

• High taxes, food shortages, and unemployment

• High taxes, surplus of food, and economic prosperity

• Low taxes, food shortages, and stable employment

Who were the key figures in the 1848 Revolution?

• Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, and Vladimir Lenin

• George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Benjamin Franklin

• Louis Blanc, Louis Napoleon, and Giuseppe Mazzini

• Napoleon Bonaparte, Alexander Hamilton, and John Adams

What role did Louis Blanc play in the 1848 Revolution?

• Led the counter-revolution against the national workshops

• Supported the monarchy and opposed the revolution

• Advocated for the dissolution of the national workshops

• Advocated for the creation of national workshops

What impact did the 1830 Revolution have on the rest of Europe?

• Led to increased stability and peace in other European countries

• Inspired similar uprisings and revolutions in other countries

• Caused widespread economic prosperity in other European countries

• Resulted in the strengthening of monarchies in other European countries

How did the 1830 Revolution influence the spread of liberalism?

• It caused a decline in demand for political reforms in other European countries

• It led to the strengthening of absolute monarchies in Europe

• It inspired other European countries to demand constitutional reforms and greater political freedoms.

• It had no impact on the spread of liberalism

How did nationalism contribute to the 1848 Revolution?

• Nationalism had no impact on the 1848 Revolution

• Nationalism resulted in the strengthening of monarchies and absolute rule

• Nationalism fueled the desire for self-governance and independence among various ethnic and cultural groups within the European nations.

• Nationalism led to increased cooperation and unity among European nations

What role did Giuseppe Garibaldi play in the 1848 Revolution?

• A poet and philosopher

• A religious leader and theologian

• Leader of the Italian nationalist movement and a military commander

• A scientist and inventor

What were the effects of the 1848 Revolution on the political landscape of Europe?

• The 1848 Revolution led to the strengthening of absolute monarchies in Europe

• The 1848 Revolution led to the spread of liberal and nationalist ideas, the establishment of constitutional monarchies, and the rise of nationalism and socialism.

• The 1848 Revolution had no impact on the political landscape of Europe

• The 1848 Revolution resulted in the decline of nationalism and socialism in Europe

How did the 1848 Revolution impact the social and economic conditions of Europe?

• It led to widespread social and economic changes, including the rise of nationalism, the demand for political reforms, and the spread of socialist ideas.

• It resulted in the decline of socialist ideas

• It caused a decrease in nationalism and the demand for political reforms

• It had no impact on the social and economic conditions of Europe