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WH Final Exam Review 1 (Congress of Vienna)
WH Final Exam Review 1 (Congress of Vienna)
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Mazzini, Cavour, and Garibaldi were
Supporters of Bismarck
Leaders of the Italian unification movement
Leaders of the Conservative movement
Supporters of Metternich
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Most conservatives were
Wealthy land owners and nobility
In favor of drastic changes to the political system
Supporters of democracy for all people
Middle-class business leaders
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The "Five Great Powers" of the Congress of Vienna included
Russia, Prussia, Australia, GB, and France
Russia, Ukraine, Austria, Fdance, and GB
Prussia, Russia, Austria, GB, and the Baltic States
Russia, Prussia, Austria, GB, and France
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One way to keep France in check was
Give them more power
Committing to the Congress of Vienna's plans
To strengthen the weaker nations surrounding it
Keep Napoleon on the throne
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This meant the ruling families of Europe would be placed back on the throne
Conservatism
Radical
Legitimacy
Balance of power
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Bismarck' concept of Realpolitik meant
The political party's most optimistic ideas
Germany should unify under Prussia's leadership
The best ideals of politics
The reality of politics
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Nationalism is the belief that
Loyalty should be to a people's common history and heritage
People should have free speech
The Old Regime should be restored
All people are free and equal before the law
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The Holy Alliance and Concert of Europe were examples of the
Best ideas Metternich and others could come up with
Alliance system that would take hold of European politics
Radicalism
Support each country would give it's friends
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Nationalistic movements can take three directions
Unification, separation, and estate-planning
Unification, separation, and reformation
Unification, separation, and state-building
Unification, separation, and legitimacy
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Nationalism
All of the above
Can be a force for unity
Is one result of the French Revolution
Can be a force for disunity