Chapter 3 Euro Review

What was the primary purpose of the German Confederation formed in the 1800s?

• To establish a single dominant state in Europe

• To maintain a balance of power in post-Napoleonic Europe

• To create a unified German nation-state

• To promote economic cooperation among states

Which of the following was a challenge faced by the German Confederation?

• Strong central authority

• Lack of cultural diversity

• Tensions and rivalries among states

• Economic prosperity

Who was an intellectual figure that emphasized cultural unity in Germany during the mid-19th century?

• Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

• Johann Gottfried Herder

• Friedrich Nietzsche

• Karl Marx

What role did literature play in the rise of nationalism in Germany?

• It discouraged national unity

• It promoted economic policies

• It contributed to a shared German narrative

• It focused on scientific advancements

What was the main aim of the Congress of Vienna?

• To promote liberal and nationalist movements

• To restore stability and prevent future conflicts

• To dissolve the German Confederation

• To establish a new European empire

Which principle was NOT part of the conservative principles mentioned?

• Legitimacy

• Conservatism

• Anti-nationalism

• Liberalism

What role did Metternich's diplomacy play in Europe?

• Encouraging revolutionary change

• Maintaining the status quo

• Promoting liberal ideas

• Dissolving the Concert of Europe

How did Metternich's policies address dissent?

• By promoting free speech

• By suppressing dissent through censorship and secret police

• By encouraging public debate

• By supporting nationalist movements

What was a consequence of the limited central authority in the German Confederation?

• Easy coordination of policies

• Strong central government

• Difficulty in achieving consensus

• Rapid decision-making

What were the economic and social challenges among states in the German Confederation?

• Uniform development and strong military alliances

• Economic and social differences creating disparities

• Complete agreement on taxation and military contributions

• Effective national unity and cooperation