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Chapter 23 Review: Ideologies & Upheavals: 1815-1850
Chapter 23 Review: Ideologies & Upheavals: 1815-1850
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Vocabulary review of the Congress of Vienna and the challenges that followed
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In Manchester England, in 1819, a working class protest broken up by a cavalry charge.
Battle of Peterloo
Battle of Trafalgar
Battle of Waterloo
Battle on the Themes
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Twice in history: 1845-46 and 1848-1851, crop failure in Ireland was called:
The Great Blight
The Great Catastrophe
The Great Crop Rotation
The Great Famine
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A movement in art and literature that rejected classicism.
Romanticism
Emotionalism
Liberalism
Anti-classicism
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Term used to describe the middle class
bourgeoisie
proletariat
socialists
the rising class
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Doctrine that supports as little government involvement in business:
conservative government
liberal government
Hands on government
laissez faire
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In 1814, a meeting of European leaders to decide what to do with land that Napoleon had taken
Paris Peace Talks
Quadruple Alliance
Berlin Conference
Congress of Vienna
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The ideas of liberty and equality:
Liberalism
Conservatism
Calvinism
Protestantism
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Reformed grain laws in England, 1815
Rye Laws
Wheat Laws
Barley Laws
Corn Laws
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Activities in the German Confederation that repressed liberals was known as:
Dana Decrees
Solano Decrees
Germanic Decrees
Carlsbad Decrees
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A modern working class in socialist terms is known as the
government workers
right to work group
bourgeoisie
proletariat
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Romantics living in Germany lived their lives with drama, suicide, madness, strange illnesses:
Romanticism
suffering romantics
Emotionalism
Sturm and Drang
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In 1815, Austria, Prussia, and Russia form a group as a symbol of the repression of liberalism.
Unholy Alliance
Holy Alliance
Triple Alliance
Carlsbad Decree
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Socialist thinkers considered aristocracy, lawyers, and churchmen as:
hosts of social benefits
givers
parasites
generous
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Socialists believed that the aristocracy would give way to scientists and industrialists, known
radicals
activists
doers
thinkers
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The desire of a people to have their own cultural identity and unity is called:
Liberalism
Socialism
Nationalism
Conservatism
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Growth of the middle class and a desire for democracy in 1815 was called
Dual radical movement
Two groups can vote: the rich and the middle class
Two party system where everyone has the right to vote
Dual revolution
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A radical doctrine that believed that the rich and poor should be economically more equal.
capitalism
socialism
laissez faire
communism
