The Rise of Conservatism

In order to suppress more radical ideas, Britain instituted the ______________ in 1819.

• Corn Laws

• Six Acts

• Carlsbad Decrees

• Peterloo Accords

A _______________________ would work to restore the power of the monarchies.

• Communist

• Liberal

• Conservative

• Socialist

A _______________________ would support the Carlsbad Decrees.

• Communist

• Socialist

• Liberal

• Conservative

Who was the architect of German Unification?

• Friedrich Willhelm IV

• Kaiser William I

• Otto von Bismarck

• General von Roon

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The Making of Germany and Italy

Ideal in politics to preserve what has already been established

• Conservatism

• Liberalism

• Nationalism

• Secularism

Usually looks to restore the old ways - Conservatism

• True

• False

The goal of of Metternich was to

• restore old monarchies and a social order of wealth and power

• promote individual rights and liberties

• support the ideals of the French Revolution

• promote ideals of democratic revolution

Conservatism:

• a movement to preserve the old social order and government

• a movement to promote the French Revolution

• a movement for individual rights and liberties

• a movement against freedom of speech

Which political ideology is most associated with the desire to maintain traditional institutions and resist rapid change?

• A) Liberalism

• B) Conservatism

• C) Socialism

• D) Anarchism

In the 20th century, which U.S. President is often credited with the rise of modern conservatism?

• A) Franklin D. Roosevelt

• B) John F. Kennedy

• C) Ronald Reagan

• D) Lyndon B. Johnson