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Duplicate of European History 1800-1870
Duplicate of European History 1800-1870
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review for AP European History
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1
Other than Britain, where did most manufacturing in Western Europe take place in the 1830s?
both the cities and the countryside
large manufacturing districts
the countryside
cities
2
The Quadruple Alliance was an agreement between ________.
France, Austria, Russia, and Prussia
the Netherlands, Prussia, Italy, and Sardinia
Britain, Austria, Russia, and Prussia
France, Belgium, Britain, and Spain
3
What name was given to the group of radicals who rejected industry and government?
anarchists
Marxists
utopian socialists
early socialists
4
Nationalism was a particularly strong factor in the revolutions of 1848 among the _____ people.
British
Russian
German
French
5
Following the Congress of Vienna, which country gained control of Northern Italy?
Prussia
Austria
France
Germany
6
What classical economist is associated with utilitarianism?
Thomas Malthus
Adam Smith
Jeremy Bentham
Louis Blanc
7
Which of these men ruled the Second French Empire?
Louis XVIII
Napoleon III
Napoleon Bonaparte
Louis Phillippe
8
One of the central features of the Romantic movement in Germany was the emergence of ________.
nationalism
xenophobia
partisanship
rebellion
9
The founder of Methodism was __________.
Jeremy Bentham
John Calvin
John Wesley
William Pitt
10
Robert Owen advocated for ________.
more humane industrial environments
worker-owned factories
a large utopian community in England
the dissolution of the class structure
11
Rococo artists are to Renaissance models just as Romantic artists are to the ________.
Revolutionary period
Middle Ages
early modern world
ancient world
12
Which European city was the first to have an organized police force?
Paris
Berlin
Manchester
London
13
Which element of nineteenth-century European diplomacy was destroyed by the Crimean War?
The Concert of Europe
the myth of Prussian invincibility
multinational empires
Realpolitick
14
Henri de Saint-Simon was typical of the utopian socialists in ________.
engaging both social and economic experimentation
tying change to industrialization
advocating open marriages
attempting to change the rural economy
15
Classical economists advocated growth through ________.
free enterprise
high taxes
government control of enterprise
expanded social programs
16
By the late 1830s, many British workers hung their hopes for reform on a platform known as ___.
Hegelianism
Simonianism
Fourierism
Chartism
17
François-Dominique Toussaint L’Ouverture led an uprising in _______.
Cuba
southern France
Canada
Haiti
18
The Battle of Trafalgar ________.
took Prussia out of the war
ended any possibility of France invading Britain
took Russia out of the war
led to a short-lived peace
19
The leader of Ireland's movement for home rule in the late 1800s was
Daniel O'Connell
Charles Stewart Parnell
William Gladstone
Benjamin Disraeli
20
The revolutions of 1848 began in ________.
Germany
France
Austria
England
21
The Italian peninsula was transformed into a nation-state under a constitutional monarchy in
1865
1855
1850
1860
22
The declaration of Napoleon III as Emperor of France was ratified by ________.
a plebiscite
the other Consuls
The National Assembly
the Second Coalition
23
Who was Karl Marx's collaborator in the writing of
The Communist Manifesto?
Freidrich Hegel
Thomas Malthus
Friedrich Engels
Louis Blanc
24
Romantics were drawn to the art, literature, and architecture of ________.
ancient Greece
ancient Rome
medieval Europe
the Byzantine Empire
25
The most important Romantic German philosopher concerned with history was ________.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Gottfried Herder
J.G. Fichte
Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
26
Which czar instituted the most extensive changes in Russia since Peter the Great?
Nicholas II
Nicholas I
Alexander II
Alexander III
27
Ireland played the same role in British politics that ________ did in Hapsburg politics.
Prussia
Hungary
Poland
Austria
28
The process by which workers became a commodity in the labor marketplace is called ________.
proletarianization
textilization
labor industrialization
mill migration
29
Who were the Young Turks?
reformist officers wanting to modernize the Ottoman Empire
elite military officers who spied on radicals
reformist officers who wanted to preserve Ottoman traditions
young Ottoman soldiers training to become officers
30
The Hundred Days refers to the ________.
time that Napoleon spent invading Russia
the length of Louis XVIII's reign
the amount of time the Congress of Vienna lasted
period of Napoleon's return from Elba before his final exile
31
Giuseppe Mazzini and Giuseppe Garibalidi were ________.
Italian composers
Italian nationalists
Italian socialists
Prime ministers of the Kingdom of Sicily
32
Gladstone's ministry of 1868 to 1874 witnessed the culmination of ________.
staunch conservatism
romantic republicanism
classical British liberalism
radical socialism
33
Who were the members of the Confederation of the Rhine?
former Jacobins
Russian and Prussian nobles
French aristocrats
German princes
34
Count Camillo Cavour was a _________.
fervent democrat
strong monarchist
socialist
fanatical Catholic
35
The final military action of the Crimean War was located ________.
in Alsace and Lorraine
off the coast of Britain
near the Russian fortress of Sevastopol
near the Danube Rive in southern Germany