Chp 8 Nationalist Revolutions Sweep the West 1789-1900

In 1800, this region was west of the United States.

• Chile

• Viceroyalty of Brazil

• Viceroyalty of New Spain

• United Provinces of Central America

• Spain

This region was a Portuguese colony in 1800.

• a. Chile

• b. Viceroyalty of Brazil

• c. Viceroyalty of New Spain

• d. United Provinces of Central America

• e. Spain

By 1830, this independent country extended along the southwest coast of South America.

• a. Chile

• b. Viceroyalty of Brazil

• c. Viceroyalty of New Spain

• d. United Provinces of Central America

• e. Spain

In 1800, this country had colonies in North America, the Caribbean, and South America.

• a. Chile

• b. Viceroyalty of Brazil

• d. United Provinces of Central America

• e. Spain

In 1830, this country was bordered by both Mexico and Gran Colombia.

• a. Chile

• b. Viceroyalty of Brazil

• c. Viceroyalty of New Spain

• d. United Provinces of Central America

• e. Spain

In the first half of the 1800s, a political liberal was most likely to be

• a. a peasant.

• b. a revolutionary.

• c. a middle-class merchant.

• d. a wealthy property owner.

A key characteristic of nationalism is

• a shared culture.

• a flag.

• a president.

• a supply of weapons.

The elected ruler of France who declared himself emperor was

• Louis Blanc.

• Louis-Philippe.

• Louis-Napoleon.

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• Alphonse de Lamartine.

By 1849, most of Europe was under the control of

• liberals.

• radicals.

• peasants.

• conservatives.

The Edict of Emancipation was issued by

• Nicholas I.

• Alexander II.

• Alexander III.

• the Decembrists.