10.4.2 Age of Revolutions Review

An ideal that did NOT influenced political revolutions-

• popular sovernighty

• liberty

• constitutionalism

• totalitarianism

Which statement best summarizes one of the principles of the United States Constitution?

• 1. The executive branch is free to determine how government should be administered

• The interests of the states take precedence over their citizens

• The national and state governments share power

• 1. Government has the duty to maintain order by any means necessary

Which revolution was caused by the factors shown in the box?

• American

• Russian

• French

• Cuban

How did the French Revolution affect the Latin American independence movements?

• It encouraged the British to meet the demands of the people

• 1. It promotes regional cooperation to solve economic problems

• It provided ideas for making political changes

• It was a model for peaceful solutions to political conflicts

Which of the following best completes the diagram?

• Increased Napoleon’s power in the western Europe

• Colonization of many Spanish colonies in Latin America

• Increased French influence in the Western United States

• Latin American governments increasingly became absolute monarchies

What key factor contributed to the success of the Haitian Revolution in the early 19th century?

• Support from the British monarchy

• The strategic brilliance of Napoleon’s military leaders

• Military aid from Spanish colonial forces

• The unity and leadership of enslaved Africans and Afro-Caribbean leaders

Which King of France was beheaded as a consequence of the French Revolution?

• 1. Robespierre

• Metternich

• Napoleon

• Louis XVI

Which event best completes the chart?

• The Reveille Riots

• Congress of Vienna

• The Storming of the Bastille

• Boston Tea Party

A major goal of the allied statesmen at the Congress of Vienna was to-

• 1. establish democratic governments throughout Europe

• maintain a balance of power and restore peace to Europe

• return Napoleon Bonaparte to power

• support nationalist movements in Poland, Italy, and Germany

Enlightenment thinkers such as John Locke believed the purpose of government is to-

• 1. protect the natural rights of individuals

• serve the monarch

• 1. create overseas colonies

• stimulate the economy