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WorksheetsG10Mod.20-L2 Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is Nationalism?
A belief system promoting a sense of loyalty to a nation
A group of people with a common goal
A sovereign government
A belief that mankind are all one people
Why did the French accept Louis-Napoleon as an emperor?
The French people were tired of instability within the government and wanted a strong ruler to bring peace
France did not accept Louis-Napoleon as an emperor, rather, he was forced upon them by the Catholic Church
The French people accepted Louis-Napoleon as an emperor, because he promised to progress the government towards a constitutional republic by the end of his life
The French people accepted Louis-Napoleon as an emperor, because of his strong history of economic brilliance, which they hoped would help bring France out of economic despair.
What is a nation-state?
A group of people with a common identity, who inhabit a region of the world with a sovereign government
A group of people with a common identity who want a government
A group of people fighting for a common cause
The Navajo
Which of the following is an outcome of uprising in Russia.
Under strong ruler prosperity peace and stability were restored.
Republican government is set up but factions turn violent.
Serfs were legally free but remained tied to the land through debt.
Riots forced the czar to flee to Belgium.
Which of the following is an outcome of uprising in France?
Was defeated by combined forces and forced to put Charles X into rule.
Napoleon III is elected president of France restoring peace, stability, and prosperity.
Gained independence from the Ottoman Turks setting up the reign of Louis Philippe
Serfdom ran rampant in France during the rule of Napoleon III
Choose all that apply: What were reasons for the Old Order being preferred by Conservatives?
Restoration of royal families to the throne
Their own interests in peace and stability benefited everyone
They felt like it was noble to support new movements
They believed in the rightness of God
