Unit 4: Quiz Review Game

Which of the following was the highest ranking group in terms of status in colonial Latin American society? (Unit 4, L 1, Colonial Society Divided)

• native American Indians

• peninsulares

Which social class in Latin America made up the majority of leaders in independence movements against Spain? (Unit 4, L 1, Creoles Lead Independence)

• Native American Indians

• creoles

How were Simón Bolívar and José de San Martín similar?

• Both fought with Bernardo O’Higgins to liberate Chile.

• Both were disappointed by the lack of political unity in Latin America.

After helping win Mexico's independence from Spain, Mexican leader Agustín de Iturbide declared himself Emperor of Mexico, establishing a monarchy to maintain traditions through a traditional form of government. Which nineteenth-century political ideology aligns most with Agustín de Iturbide's actions? (Unit 4, L 1, Mexico Ends Spanish Rule)

• anarchism

• conservatism

Which country had the first and only successful slave revolt in history? (Unit 4, L 1, Revolutions in the Americas)

• France

• Haiti

Which of the following are characteristics of nation-states? Select the three correct answers.

• People use a common language, such as Russian.

• People belong to a particular social status, such as the nobility.

• People share a common history, often retold in folktales.

• People live in a defined territory, often referred to as the motherland or country of origin.

• People are members of international organizations, such as the Red Cross.

Which 1848 revolution was successful in meeting the demands of European radicals?

• Hungarian

• French

What was the main goal of the radical revolutionaries in France in 1848? (Unit 4, L 2, Radicals Change France)

• Winning independence for ethnic minorities from France

• Establishing a democratic government

Which of the following is NOT an accurate description of Louis-Napoleon's (Napoleon III) reign in France? (Unit 4, L 2, Radicals Change France)

• He conquered much of Western Europe in large campaigns.

• People welcomed him as a strong figure to end instability in France.

Which of the following nineteenth-century developments was primarily motivated by nationalism? (Unit 4, L 2, Radicals Change France, Reforms in Russia)

• Austrian suppression of the Hungarian uprising

• the arrest of Louis Auguste Blanqui for attempting to overthrow the French government