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WorksheetsChapter 17: Reaction & Revolution Honors World History Test
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 1hrs 3mins
Who represented France at the Congress of Vienna?
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What term is used to describe the compensation France had to pay other nations for war damages?
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What name was given to Spaniards born in the New World?
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A 132-day siege of Paris brought an end to which war?
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Who was the first king of a united Italy?
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What two areas did Germany gain from France after the war in 1870?
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What was stated in the Monroe Doctrine?
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From what country did Brazil declare its independence?
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What name was given to Spaniards born and reared in Spain?
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What name was given to those of mixed Spanish and Indian blood?
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Which Russian czar was associated with “Autocracy, Orthodoxy, and Nationalism”?
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Who was the Prussian chancellor associated with realpolitik and “blood and iron”?
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Who was the liberator who led the struggle for freedom in the northern portion of South America?
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Whose efforts as a nurse during the Crimean War made her a national heroine in Great Britain?
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What became the guide for U.S. foreign policy for the majority of the nineteenth century?
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What term applies to ambitious military leaders in Latin America?
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Who ruled the dual monarchy of Austria and Hungary?
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Who proclaimed himself emperor of the Second French Empire?
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Name one present-day country that Simón Bolívar was responsible for liberating..
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Why did Florence Nightingale receive the British Order of Merit?
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What policy sought to unite the diverse national groups within Nicholas’s territory around the culture and traditions of Russia?
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Who was invited to assume the French throne after Napoleon’s defeat?
Louis XIV
Louis XV
Louis XVII
Louis XVIII
Which of the following nations was not part of the Quadruple Alliance?
Sweden
Austria
Prussia
Great Britain
The Congress of Vienna ordered which defeated European nation to pay indemnities to other nations for war damages?
France
Prussia
Austria
Italy
The major European powers supported which nation in its 1821 revolt against the Ottoman Empire?
Italy
Sardinia
Greece
Spain
Troops of the Quintuple Alliance suppressed revolts against the kings of what two countries?
Spain and Portugal
France and Spain
Spain and Italy
Italy and Sweden
The Treaty of London provided for . . .
British enforcement of the Monroe Doctrine.
France’s guilt for Napoleon’s wars.
peace after the July Revolution.
Belgium’s independence and neutrality.
What was the main weakness of the alliance system?
National interests often were more important than international ones.
The many smaller powers had grown in military might.
The leaders lacked the will to keep themselves in power.
The Roman Catholic Church prevented members from extending their control.
Who was the French leader who staged a coup d’état in 1851 and later proclaimed himself emperor?
Napoleon II
Napoleon III
Louis Philippe
Charles Talleyrand
What French ruler wanted to be a “divine right” monarch and had to eventually leave the country during the July Revolution?
Louis XVIII
Louis Philippe
Napoleon III
Charles X
Against which country did Bismarck not go to war to unify Germany?
Austria
Denmark
Italy
France
The Dual Monarchy made Austria equal partners with what other nation?
Hungary
Prussia
Poland
Bohemia
The French constitution of 1848 established “universal manhood suffrage,” which meant . . .
all citizens could vote.
all landowners could vote.
all men could vote.
all men, women, and children could vote.
In 1848 which nephew of Emperor Ferdinand I of Austria became emperor and crushed the nationalistic revolts throughout the empire?
Henry VI
Franz Josef I
Frederick William IV
none of these
Which of the following was not a way Nicholas I tried to prevent revolution in Russia?
He increased his control over the government.
He abolished serfdom.
He made the Russian Orthodox Church the official church.
He instituted Russification to give all Russians a common culture.
The immediate cause of the Franco-Prussian War was the claim to . . .
the Spanish throne.
the French throne.
Alsace-Lorraine.
Holstein.
Which Russian czar replaced westernization with Russification?
Alexander I
Alexander II
Nicholas I
Nicholas II
The architect of German unification was . . .
Wilhelm I.
Helmuth von Moltke.
Otto von Bismarck.
Zollverein.
Which Russian czar abolished serfdom in 1861 but was assassinated in 1881?
Nicholas I
Nicholas II
Alexander II
Alexander III
What term is defined as “doing whatever is necessary to advance national goals”?
risorgimento
nationalism
liberalism
realpolitik
Who was the first emperor of unified Germany?
Bismarck
Alexander I
Wilhelm I
Franz Josef I
The man who led an army over the Andes Mountains to free Chile and Peru from the Spanish was . . .
Simón Bolívar.
Porfirio Diaz.
Dom Pedro.
José de San Martín.
Which United States president warned European nations against establishing colonies in the Western Hemisphere?
James Monroe
James Madison
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
The man who bridged the gap between classical and romantic music was . . .
Franz Liszt.
Franz Joseph Haydn.
Frederic Chopin.
Ludwig van Beethoven.
What cultural movement gave literary and artistic expression to the concepts of “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity”?
nationalism
expressionism
realism
romanticism
Who declared Brazil independent and became its emperor?
Simón Bolívar
José de San Martín
Maximilian
Dom Pedro
In general terms, Latin American nations experienced all the following problems except . . .
political instability.
economic weakness.
apathy toward the Roman Catholic Church.
ethnic disunity.
This American novelist glorified the noble savage.
James Fenimore Cooper
Edgar Allen Poe
Victor Hugo
Lord Byron
Which two countries claimed the region of Latin America?
Britain and France
France and Spain
Spain and Portugal
Portugal and Britain
The man primarily responsible for unifying Italy was
Giuseppe Mazzini.
Camillo di Cavour.
Napoleon III.
Giuseppe Garibaldi.
Which of the following was a neoclassical painter?
Eugene Delacroix
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
John Constable
Jacques Louis David
Which Italian patriot had followers called Red Shirts?
Giuseppi Garibaldi
Camillo di Cavour
Giuseppe Mazzini
Victor Emmanuel II
The period from 1815 to 1848 is called the . . .
age of Napoleon.
age of Metternich.
age of freedom.
age of empires.
Which of the following men was not a delegate at the Congress of Vienna?
Lord Castlereagh
Nicholas I
Alexander I
Prince Klemens von Metternich
Who started Young Italy with the goal of Italian unification?
Giuseppe Mazzini
Camillo di Cavour
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Victor Emmanuel II
Match the following with the correct answer choice.
British poet who expressed his love of nature through his poetry
William Wordsworth
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Camillo di Cavour
Ludwig van Beethoven
Frederic Chopin
Match the following with the correct answer choice.
invaded the island of Sicily in 1860
William Wordsworth
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Camillo di Cavour
Ludwig van Beethoven
Frederic Chopin
Match the following with the correct answer choice.
the man primarily responsible for unifying Italy; the prime minister of the Kingdom of Sardinia
William Wordsworth
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Camillo di Cavour
Ludwig van Beethoven
Frederic Chopin
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responsible for larger orchestra size and additions of the trombone and piccolo
William Wordsworth
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Camillo di Cavour
Ludwig van Beethoven
Frederic Chopin
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Polish pianist
William Wordsworth
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Camillo di Cavour
Ludwig van Beethoven
Frederic Chopin
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British poet who exemplified the theme of a “love of freedom”
William Wordsworth
Lord Byron
Jacques Louis David
Ludwig van Beethoven
Victor Hugo
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The most famous neoclassical painter
William Wordsworth
Lord Byron
Jacques Louis David
Ludwig van Beethoven
Victor Hugo
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French author who exemplified the theme of “longing for distant lands”
William Wordsworth
Lord Byron
Jacques Louis David
Ludwig van Beethoven
Victor Hugo
