Global Quizizz 18

The American and French Revolutions were turning points in global history because the results of these revolutions...

• led to the end of slavery
• inspired other people to seek democracy and independence
• marked the start of dictatorship in Europe
• established the need for world peace-keeping organizations

The Haitian Revolution is important because...

• it is the first successful slave revolt in history
• it ended absolute monarchy in the United States
• it brought Louis XVI back to power in France
• there was no bloodshed

One goal of the Congress of Vienna was to

• establish a new balance of power in Europe

• protect Europe from Ottoman advances

• end abuses within the Catholic Church

• redraw the boundaries of Africa

What is Nationalism?

• A sense of unity based upon shared characteristics: language, culture, religion, and geography
• Advocates legitimate, tradition government in order to preserve the status quo
• Advocates limited government in order to protect individual liberties

One goal of the Congress of Vienna was the -

• restoration of Napoleon

• execution of Napoleon

• restoration of monarchies

• abolishment of monarchies

Which revolution is an example of the only successful slave revolt in modern world history?

• The Haitian Revolution

• The Mexican Revolution

• The American Revolution

• The French Revolution

A revolution is.....

• a group of people gathered to express disapproval of the government

• a forcible overthrow of a government or social order, in favor of a new system

• a forcible overthrow of the government by the military

• a violent uprising against a government

Life, liberty, and property are examples of...

• Political Rights

• Social Rights

• Natural Rights

• Economic Rights

All of the following beliefs are associated with nationalism EXCEPT

• Nations have the right to govern themselves

• Nations have the right to self-determination

• one's own nation is better than other nations

• Our similarities as humans are more important than our differences

a political and economic theory of social organization which advocates that property, resources, and the means of production, should be owned or controlled by the community as a whole.

• socialism

• revolution

• innovation

• debt