AP Euro Unit VI: Europe After the Congress of Vienna

A rotten borough refers to

Redistributed and broadened suffrage in England

The Reform Bill of 1832 also

Philosophy of bourgeoisie who depended on representative assemblies

A chief reason for England's leadership in the Industrial Revolution was her

Worker should get any profit made from the sale of a product - Marx

Louis Napoleon followed in the footsteps of Napoleon Bonaparte in that Louis Naploeon

Not a principle of capitalist economy is

Which of the following would Metternich oppose most?

Nationalism has not

The author of the Holy Alliance, by which the rulers agreed to govern according to Chrisitan principles, was

Best known of the French socialists

Favored a Holy Alliance

With which of the following items did the Congress of Vienna concern itself?

During the 19th century, which was an important result of the agricultural revolution in England?

The English Agricultural Revolution was accompanied by all of the following developments except

The early Socialists(Robert Owen and Charles Fourier)wished to reform society by establishing social modern communities

Which group gained suffrage as a result of the Reform Bill of 1832

In 1815, Leeds and Manchester were unrepresented in Parliament because these cities

Predominant nationality in Hungary

Nationalism is a

A guiding principle ignored by the diplomats of Vienna was the

Persons who wish to make progress gradually and legally are called

The term most similar to nationalism in meaning is

The 18th century Encolusre Arcts in England resulted in

Economist who favored laissez-faire in his work, The Wealth of Nations

Nationalism has supported conflicting ideals such as democracy and dictatorship at different times & places. Proves what

Philosophy enthralled with moods and emotions

The world is in a constant state of flux

Dialectical idealism

According to the "Iron Law of Wages"of the classical economists,

The German people are

School of thought founded by Adam Smith

The chief cause of the shift in population in England resulting in unequal representation in Parliament before 1832 was

Co-author with Marx

Which one of the following was the most successful achievement of the 1848 revolutions?

General belief that common ownership of property benefits individuals

Democracy in England developed chiefly through a process of

Which is not one of the beliefs of Marx?

Which of the following was an important political result of the Industrial Revolution in England in the 19th century?

Center of Italian unification movement

Persons who wish to go back to a former state of affairs are called

Karl Marx believed in

The members of the Quadruple Alliance, as formed at the Congress of Vienna, were Austria, Prussia, and

The Congress of Vienna was dominated by the principles of

The basic belief of Karl Marx was that

In 1820-1831, Austrian armies suppressed revolutions in

The major incentive to industrialize Britain was

One of Hegel's great contributions was

Utopian socialist - English

In which one of these countries did the Industrial Revolution occur last?

Abortive attempt to unify the German states legislatively

Citizen-king from 1830-1848

The Revolutions of 1848 led to the overthrow of

Cut down on available common lands for farming in England

The Metternich System was most seriously challenged by the

Classical liberals supported all of the following except

Apostle of "radicalism" in 19th century England

What two basic reasons motivated the Revolutions of 1848?

The chief professed aim of Marxist Socialists in the latter half of the 19th century was to

Which did not strengthen nationalism?

Adam Smith pointed out the advantages of

The invention of machinery for spinning and weaving benefited the farmer by

The principal cause of the Industrial Revolution was the

Generally associated with reactionary politics from 1815-1848

Marxism

Leader of 2nd French Republic

Great Britain's Reform Bill of 1832 and of 1867 dealt with

Quote about being more effective to individually accumulate wealth rather than allow government to control -

Which country exerted a dominant influence on both Germany and Italy bc of the decisions of the Congress of Vienna?

Marx drew upon all of the following to develop his theory of politics and history except

The Chartist Movement

Sign of beginnings of progressive feeling in Russia

Why would Karl Marx not have expected the Communist Revolution of 1917 to take place in Russia?

Provided for English protectionist tariff in the 19th century

Utopian socialists believed in the following except

Before 1848, Marx and Engels could be more accurately described as

The Reform Bill of 1832 gave political power mainly to the

To which event would the term coup d'etat be correctly applied

Nationalist Hungarian leader in 1848

Which man in England in 1815 could hold public office?

As a result of the Reform Bill of 1832 in England, political power shifted from

Which of the following statements best describes romanticism?

The revolutions of 1848

All of the following areas witnessed revolutions or drastic constitutional changes in 1848 except

Very progressive working class movement - 19th century England

The events of history are inevitable and economically motivated

Persons who want to bring about complete and rapid changes are called

Dialectical materialism

The guild system began to decline because

Czar who became repressive because of the Decembrist Revolt

Which would most accurately describe a person who is in favor of government ownership and operation of industry?

An obstacle to German unification in the period from 1815 to 1860 was the

In Great Britain, the effects of industrialization first became greatly manifest in the half century following

Became British Liberal Party

English government was undemocratic in 1800. One of the reasons was that

The British Reform Bill of 1832 was passed because

Who would most likely agree with the statement"Citizens are justified in criticizing their gov and have a duty to do so"

Developed into the Conservative Party in England

The Congress of Vienna failed to recognize the principles of a