WorksheetsWHX Chapter 4
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the political philosophy that is
* based on tradition and social stability that arose when people began to identify themselves as part of a community;
*defined by a distinctive language, religion, and customs;
*people where loyal to the nation;
*was seen as a threat by the conservatives;
*and are willing to expand their nation at the expense of others
* based on tradition and social stability that arose when people began to identify themselves as part of a community;
*defined by a distinctive language, religion, and customs;
*people where loyal to the nation;
*was seen as a threat by the conservatives;
*and are willing to expand their nation at the expense of others
a)
Conservatism
b)
Liberalism
c)
Nationalism
d)
Socialism
2.
Which principle declared that the Great Powers had the right to send armies into countries where there were revolutions in order to keep monarchs in power?
a)
Principle of conservatism
b)
Principle of invention
c)
Principle of legitimacy
d)
Principle of sufferage
3.
What is based on:
*Tradition and social stability,
*obedience to political authority, e
*stablished religions were beneficial to society,
*and unwilling to accept demands for representative governments or more individual rights
*Tradition and social stability,
*obedience to political authority, e
*stablished religions were beneficial to society,
*and unwilling to accept demands for representative governments or more individual rights
a)
Conservatism
b)
Liberalism
c)
Realism
d)
Nationalism
4.
What political philosophy that holds the belief that people should be:
•As free as possible from government restraint.
•All people have the right to basic civil liberties
•The rights of the individuals should be protected in a written document
•Religious toleration
•Separation of church and state
•Favored a limited monarchy and representative assembly or legislature
•As free as possible from government restraint.
•All people have the right to basic civil liberties
•The rights of the individuals should be protected in a written document
•Religious toleration
•Separation of church and state
•Favored a limited monarchy and representative assembly or legislature
a)
Liberalism
b)
Conservatism
c)
Nationalism
d)
Humanism
5.
At the Congress of Vienna, Metternich argued that Europe should follow the principle of legitimacy which meant
a)
Lawful monarch should be restored
b)
Abolish monarchies
c)
Encourage liberal ideas
d)
Napoleon should be restored
6.
The peace settlement that followed the defeat of Napoleon and created the principle of conservatism was developed at the
a)
Second Republic
b)
Frankfurt Assembly
c)
Congress of Vienna
d)
Germanic Confederation
7.
The main reason for the Congress of Vienna was to do which of the following?
a)
to keep France from gaining any power in Europe
b)
to keep France from gaining any power in Europe
c)
to create an alliance in the defense of Germany
d)
to keep any one country from gaining too much
power and dominating Europe
8.
What happened at the Congress of Vienna that reversed much of what Napoleon had done in Europe?
a)
It was forbidden to print the name Napoleon anywhere in Europe.
b)
Napoleon was banished to the Isle of Elba.
c)
Every copy of the Code Napoleon was ordered to be burned.
d)
Many countries again became monarchies with
kings or dukes in power.
9.
After the French Revolution of 1848, the Second Republic established a new constitution where legislature and the president would be elected by
a)
women suffrage
b)
Universal suffrage
c)
Universal male suffrage
d)
universal woman sufferage
10.
Although the revolutionaries and liberals in the nine states of Italy were initially successful in their revolts from the Austrian Empire, they were unable to unify the Italian states because
a)
they lacked the power to enforce the constitution
b)
they were unable to cooperate and the Austrian forces regained control.
c)
they were defeated by the Russian and Austrian forces
d)
none of the answers are correct
11.
One of the results of the Crimean War was that it
a)
Shifted the balance of power in Europe
b)
Ended the Concert of Europe
c)
Allowed Germany and Italy to unify
d)
All choices are correct
12.
The Crimean War was fought over what territory?
a)
Iberian peninsula
b)
Azores
c)
Austria
d)
the Balkans
13.
Who was the nationalist leader in southern Italy that raised the Red Shirts and led a series of successful revolutions up the Italian peninsula?
a)
Garibaldi
b)
Cavour
c)
Bismarck
d)
Wilhelm I
14.
Who was the nationalist leader in southern Italy that raised the Red Shirts and led a series of successful revolutions up the Italian peninsula?
a)
Garibaldi
b)
Cavour
c)
Bismarck
d)
Wilhelm I
15.
As a result of the Compromise of 1867, this empire ruled with a dual monarchy.
a)
The British Empire
b)
The Austrian Empire
c)
The Russian Empire
d)
The Galactic Empire
16.
The most important characteristic of romanticism was the love of
a)
Reason
b)
Science
c)
Nature
d)
Love
17.
Who proposed the germ theory of disease?
a)
Darwin
b)
Poe
c)
Watt
d)
Pasteur
18.
Which of the following writers would write about ordinary characters from actual life and would use their characters to express their views on society?
a)
Secularism
b)
Social Darwinism
c)
Romanticism
d)
Realism
19.
Rather than reason, balance, and restraint, _______ wanted the arts to express the feeling, emotion, and imagination of the individual.
a)
Romanticism
b)
Realism
c)
Nationalism
d)
Secularism
20.
____________ arose out of people's awareness of being part of a community with common institutions, traditions, language, and customs.
a)
Liberalism
b)
Capitalism
c)
Nationalism
d)
Conservatism
21.
_________ is defined as the state of being stable; not likely to change or fail; or firmly established
a)
Beneficial
b)
Multinational
c)
Beneficial
d)
Radical
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