AP European History Chapter 21 Quiz

What were the main goals of the Congress of Vienna?

• To expand the territory of France

• To promote religious freedom

• To establish a dictatorship

• To restore stability and order, establish a balance of power, and prevent future revolutions and wars.

Who were the key figures involved in the Congress of Vienna?

• Queen Victoria, Cleopatra, Attila the Hun, Alexander the Great

• Abraham Lincoln, Winston Churchill, Joan of Arc, Catherine the Great

• Klemens von Metternich, Prince Talleyrand, Tsar Alexander I of Russia, and Viscount Castlereagh

• Napoleon Bonaparte, George Washington, Julius Caesar, Genghis Khan

How did the Congress of Vienna impact the balance of power in Europe?

• It aimed to restore the balance of power by redrawing the map of Europe and creating a system of alliances.

• It had no impact on the balance of power

• It caused a shift of power to Asia

• It led to the dissolution of all European alliances

What were the social and economic effects of the Industrial Revolution?

• Urbanization, rise of capitalism, growth of the middle class, and exploitation of labor

• Urbanization, rise of socialism, growth of the upper class, and fair treatment of labor

• Ruralization, decline of capitalism, decline of the middle class, and fair treatment of labor

• Decline of urbanization, fall of capitalism, decline of the middle class, and fair treatment of labor

What were the causes of the Revolutions of 1848?

• Cultural diversity, strong leadership, widespread public support for the monarchy

• Economic hardship, political repression, demands for constitutional government and national unity

• Military strength, stable government, lack of social inequality

• Religious freedom, economic prosperity, peaceful political climate

What were the main outcomes of the Revolutions of 1848?

• Complete overthrow of all existing governments

• Spread of liberal and nationalist ideas, establishment of constitutional monarchies, and failure to bring about significant long-term change

• Peaceful resolution and compromise between ruling powers and revolutionaries

• Rise of absolute monarchies and suppression of liberal and nationalist movements

How did the Revolutions of 1848 impact the political landscape of Europe?

• It had no impact on the political landscape

• It led to widespread political upheaval and the demand for liberal reforms.

• It resulted in the strengthening of monarchies

• It led to the decrease in demand for liberal reforms

Emotional, passionate, mysterious, sentimental, intuitive, intense, “rugged” individual, power and fury of nature, the exotic/occult/macabre, nationalism.

• Realism

• Neoclassical

• Renaissance

• Romanticism

What time period was Romanticism?

• 1750-1837

• 1600-1700

• 1850-1900

• 1890-1930

Which of the following would NOT be important to a Romantic Artist

• Intuition

• Individualism

• Industry

• Idealism