AP European History Period 3

What were the main causes of the French Revolution?

• Religious harmony, economic prosperity, and political stability

• Social equality, economic prosperity, and political harmony

• Social inequality, economic hardship, and political discontent

• Economic inequality, social harmony, and political stability

Explain the impact of the Industrial Revolution on European society.

• Significant social and economic changes, urbanization, and the rise of the middle class.

• Decrease in urbanization and the decline of the middle class

• No impact on society at all

• Increase in rural living and the strengthening of the lower class

Discuss the major events and consequences of the Napoleonic Wars.

• The major events include the signing of the Treaty of Versailles, the Battle of Waterloo, and the French Revolution.

• The consequences include the unification of Germany, the Industrial Revolution, and the spread of communism.

• The major events include the American Civil War, the War of 1812, and the French and Indian War.

• The major events include Napoleon's rise to power, his conquest of much of Europe, the Peninsular War, and the invasion of Russia. The consequences include the redrawing of European borders, the spread of nationalism, and the eventual downfall of Napoleon's empire.

Describe the political and social changes in Europe during the 19th century.

• Europe in the 19th century experienced a return to feudalism and a decline in urbanization

• The 19th century in Europe saw no significant political or social changes

• The political and social changes in Europe during the 19th century were limited to a decrease in nationalism and the spread of conservative ideologies

• The political and social changes in Europe during the 19th century included the rise of nationalism, industrialization, urbanization, and the spread of liberal and socialist ideologies.

Explain the significance of the Congress of Vienna in European history.

• It aimed to restore stability and order in Europe after the Napoleonic Wars, and it established a new balance of power among the major European powers.

• It had no impact on European history

• It resulted in the division of Europe into smaller, weaker states

• It led to the unification of Europe under one ruler

Discuss the rise of nationalism and its impact on European countries.

• Nationalism in European countries had no impact and was just a passing trend.

• The rise of nationalism in European countries was a result of various factors such as the French Revolution, industrialization, and the unification of Germany and Italy. It led to the formation of nation-states and the weakening of multinational empires.

• The rise of nationalism in European countries was due to the influence of aliens from outer space.

• The rise of nationalism in European countries was caused by the spread of vegetarianism.

What were the main ideas and impact of the Enlightenment on European society?

• The main ideas of the Enlightenment were war, conflict, and violence, which had a significant impact on European society by promoting chaos and destruction.

• The main ideas of the Enlightenment were monarchy, censorship, and oppression, which had a significant impact on European society by promoting authoritarianism and inequality.

• The main ideas of the Enlightenment were superstition, tradition, and conformity, which had a significant impact on European society by promoting ignorance and stagnation.

• The main ideas of the Enlightenment were reason, science, and individualism, which had a significant impact on European society by influencing advancements in government, economics, and education.

Describe the major characteristics of Romanticism in European art and literature.

• Focus on logic, reason, and science

• Emphasis on conformity and tradition

• Focus on emotion, individualism, nature, and the supernatural

• Preoccupation with urban life and industrialization

Discuss the main features of the unification of Italy and Germany.

• Both were processes of economic and social reform

• Both were led by religious movements

• Both were peaceful transitions without any conflicts

• Both were processes of political and territorial consolidation, led by nationalist movements.