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WorksheetsChapter 22 Review
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
What is Zollverein?
A German Customs Union which oversees economic growth.
A castle in Berlin, Germany.
A Jewish coalition of industrialists found in Austria.
One of the many states residing in the region before Germany.
Which of these best describes realpolitik?
Using religious influence to make legislature.
Power resides with the people, not the government,
Putting the state first before all else.
The realest form of politics this side of the Mississippi.
Why was there so much conflict in the regions of Schleswig and Holstein?
Because of cultural and societal differences between the states.
Schleswig consisted of French citizens and was seen as dangerous.
Holstein consisted of Italian citizens and was seen as dangerous.
Because Austria sought to combine the two regions into a mega-state.
What was the primary cause of the Austro-Prussian War?
Bismark wanted to claim more territory from Austria for a unified Germany.
Austria sought to prove they were the most powerful state in the Germanic region.
Russia wanted to invade so the Germanic states united against them.
Civil War veterans from the U.S. incited violence among Germanic states.
What was the North German Confederation?
The alliance between Schleswig and Holstein.
The unified German states following the Austro-Prussian War.
The unified German states following the Franco-Prussian War.
A coalition of states in Northern Russia.
Who was William I?
A British king in the 16th century.
The founder of Germany.
The creator of realpolitik.
The first Kaiser of the Second Reich.
What was the Second Reich?
A form of politics pertaining to German rule.
The second kaiser of Germany,
Otto von Bismarck's home state.
The second empire of Germany.
What did Napoleons invasion of the Germanic states accomplish?
A unification of Germany and creation of German nationalism.
He broke up Germany into many, smaller states.
Napoleon successfully conquered the German states for France.
France's government weakened with the death of Napoleon.
What was Otto von Bismarcks political policy called?
Blood and Iron
Blood and Thunder
Iron and Steel
Fire and Brimstone
Otto von Bismarck led Germany into three wars.
True
False
The Kulturkampf (culture-struggle) is between which powers?
Otto von Bismarck and the Catholic Church.
William I and the Catholic Church.
William II and the Catholic Church.
Francis Joseph and the Catholic Church.
Which of these leaders was known as the "Iron Chancellor"?
William I
Giuseppi Mazzini
Giuseppi Garibaldi
Otto von Bismarck
Who was Giuseppe Mazzini?
German nationalist who promoted the idea of realpolitik.
Italian nationalist and politician who promoted the unification of Italy.
An Italian nationalist and general who followed the ideology of Giuseppe Garibaldi.
A Prussian general known as the "Iron Chancellor".
What was "Risorgimento"?
A type of pasta, great with marinara.
Movement that promoted the rise of German nationalism.
An Italian philosopher who promoted nationalism.
Movement that promoted the rise of Italian nationalism and art.
Who was Victor Emmanuel II?
A super villain who plotted to steal the moon.
The first king of united Italy.
The first president of united Italy.
An Italian philosopher who brought romanticism to Italy.
Giuseppe Garabaldi was a general who followed whose nationalist ideology?
Giuseppe Mazzini
Victor Emmanuel II
Otto von Bismarck
William I
What is an anarchist?
Someone who wishes to remove the current government and replace it with a better one.
Someone who wishes to remove the current government and bring power to the people.
Someone who promotes government.
Someone who throws a coup to place themselves in power.
Who was William II?
The second Kaiser of the Second Reich, he led Germany into WWI.
The first Kaiser of the Second Reich, he worked closely with Otto von Bismarck.
An Austrian nationalist who strongly opposed Prussia.
The "Iron Chancellor" of Prussia.
Which of these best describes why unifying Italy was difficult?
The leaders of various states were comfortable with the smaller territories.
The difference in cultures and sovereignty led to many conflicts.
Italy was sought after by the U.S. and fought for sovereignty.
Italian nationalism was declining and no state wanted to be unified.
Who was Francis Joseph?
He was the Emperor of Austria who led the country into WWI.
He was the Emperor of Prussia and fought against Austria for many years.
He was the father of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
He was a famous Hungarian pianist.
Who did Francis Deak work with to help establish social reform in Austria-Hungary?
Francis Joseph
Otto von Bismarck
William I
Giuseppe Mazzini
Which of these was the leader of a dual monarchy?
Victor Emmanuel II
Otto von Bismarck
Francis Joseph
Alexander I
What was the Balkan Powder Keg?
A bomb used by Bosnia in WWI.
A nickname for Russia during the Bolshevik Revolution.
A nickname for the Austro-Prussian War.
A term for the fragile state of Europe leading up to WWII.
What are the Hapsburgs best known for?
Leading the Holy Roman Empire to glory and renown.
An Austrian family who kept their line pure through incest.
Leading Austria-Hungary into WWII.
Assassinating Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
Francis Joseph created legislature that only benefited Germans.
True
False
Under a dual monarchy, each state..
Adheres to a single ruler, such as Francis Joseph.
Is a part of a single, unified country.
Creates their own constitutions and parliaments.
All of these.
Which of these rulers preferred complete control over Russia and banned books?
Nicholas I
Nicholas II
Alexander I
Alexander II
Which of these Tsars implemented democratic reform?
Alexander I
Alexander II
Nicolas II
All of these.
The Decembrist Revolt was in opposition of which Tsar?
Nicholas I
Otto Von Bismarck
William I
Giuseppe Mazzini
Which of these countries was NOT involved in the Crimean War?
Russia
Ottoman Empire
France
Austria-Hungary
The People's Will was a...
Terrorist organization.
Social activist group.
Document creating Russia's first constitution.
Event that resulted in the deaths of 3000 protesters.
What was Russification?
The movement of Russia through the Ottoman Empire.
A political movement that resulted in the nullification of serfdom.
The conversion of all cultures in Russia to a single ideology and culture.
Russell Crowe's critically acclaimed television show.
Serge Witte promoted democratic reform under Nicholas II.
True
False
What was Bloody Sunday?
A battle fought during the Crimean War.
An event where 3000 Russian protesters were killed by Russian military.
A battle fought during the Austro-Prussian War.
An event where 3000 Germans were killed by William II.
Who wrote the October Manifesto?
Serge Witte
Peter Stolypin
Nicholas II
Alexander III
Peter Stolypin gave land to peasants to promote democratic reform.
True
False
