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Chapter 21: Reaction, Revolution, and Romanticism
Chapter 21: Reaction, Revolution, and Romanticism
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1
The Age of Romanticism brought on the Revival of ___, specifically ___
Religion; Islam
Arts; paintings
Arts; music
Religion; Protestant evangelicalism
2
Led by Giuseppe Mazzini, _____ was the Italian movement for unification
Burschenschaften
Risoregano
Risorgimento
Phalanstery
3
Believed "perfect form" of gov't that didn't need any further institutional changes achieved
Party of Resistance
Concert of Europe
Liberalists
Socialist
4
Who was not a socialist?
Charles Fourier
Robert Owen
Louis Blanc
Giuseppe Mazzini
5
Which of the following was not a major factor in the February Revolution?
industrial depression
poor royalty
agricultural depression
unemployment
6
The French Revolution ratified a new constitution in 1848 that established a
monarchy
republic with a bicameral legislature
democracy with a bicameral legislature
republic with a unicameral legislater
7
Which European power refused to agree to the principle of intervention?
Great Britain
Austria
Prussia
France
8
When trying to end Russian rule, was crushed and had a military dictatorship imposed on them
Italy
Poland
Dutch Republic
Belgium
9
John Stuart was a prominent advocate of...
conservatism
building a wall between the U.S. and Mexico
socialism
liberalism
10
Who helped the Greeks?
British and French
Austrians and French
British and Prussians
British and Austrians
11
Romantic works were marked by...
the depiction of romance
the depiction of nature
the depiction of Biblical scenes
the depiction of Greys
12
Belief the state shouldn't interrupt thefree play of natural economic forces, esp supply&demand
Laissez-faire
Principles of Political Economy
Essay on the Principles of Population
Absolutism
13
How many states were created in Italy by the Congress of Vienna?
Nove
Nein
Nine
Negentig
14
Based on the theory that giving aid to the poor and unemployed only encouraged laziness
Corn Laws
Poor Law of 1843
Poor Law of 1834
Reform Act of 1832
15
The Quadruple Alliance consisted of
Prussia, Germany, Austria, Russia
Great Britain, Russia, Austria, Prussia
Poland, Russia, England, Slovakia
Austria, Russia, Poland, England
16
Idea that
misery and poverty were simply the inevitable result of the law of nature
was said by
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Malthus
Karl Marx
Tzar Nicholas I
17
The Marxist analysis of human society went along with the political ideaology of
communism
socialism
conservatism
liberalism
18
The Reform Act of 1832 primarily benefited the...
the lower middle class
the upper middle class
the poor
middle class in general
19
Revolt against the Ottoman Turks that was supported by the Concert of Europe armies(successful)
Latin American
Italian
Greek
Austrian
20
‘‘I must write, for what weighs on my heart, I must express.’’
Beethoven
Haydn
Bach
Berlioz
21
Laissez-faire is the main concept of
Communism
Conservatism
Socialism
Liberalism
22
Ricardo created his ____ in continuation to Malthus's ideas
iron theory wages
iron filling wages
iron law wages
metal wages
23
Panthesim is the doctrine that equates ____ with the ___ and all that is in it
God; universe
woman; world
God; Earth
man; God's heavens
24
Giuseppe Mazzini was a dedicated Italian nationalist who founded an organization known as
Italy United
Young Italy
New Italy
Brave Italy
25
Rejected classicism and all artistic expression was a reflection of the artist's inner feelings
Baroque
Romanticism
Gothic
Modern
26
Prison reform and police forces were geared toward what common goal?
Weakened monarchy
An absolutely controlled nation
Display of power
The creation of a more disciplined society
27
Bobbies,
serjents,
and
Schutzmannschaft
are all examples of
unions
police forces
revolutionary groups
repressed groups
28
From 1814 to 1815, Prince Klemens von Metternich led the
Greek Revolt
Treaty of Adrianople
Congress of Venice
Congress of Vienna
29
The sides of the debate over the composition of the new German state were...
Grandeutsch and Dimindeutsch
Grasdeutsch and Petitdeutsch
Grossdeutsch and Kleindeutsch
Grandeutsch and Kleindeutsch
30
Ludwig van Beethoven was...
the bridge between Classicism and Romanticism
the bridge between Neoclassicism and Romanticism
the greatest composer of his time
known for his operas
31
The bridge between Classicism and Romanticism was made by
Walter Scott
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Ludwig van Beethoven
Hector Berlioz
32
In 1822, the prince regent of ___ declared independence from ____
Venezuela; Spain
Brazil; Portugal
Brazil; Spain
Venezuela; Portugal
33
Conservatism was created to counter the French Rev's _____ forces
socialist
liberal and nationalist
romantic
religious
34
Who realized that concessions to reform were superior to revolution?
Whigs
Monarchs
Wigs
Merchants
35
Student assosiations formed who dreamt of a united germany and tried to spread their ideas
Conservatists
Freidrichs
Burschenshaften
Schutzmannschaft