AnswersWorld HistoryUnit Test

Revolutions in Latin America and the Caribbean Answers

0 verified answers
1
Free Preview

1812182418301848

A
1812
B
1824
C
1830
D
1848
2
Free Preview

Why did Napoleon’s reign make European leaders eager to restore the monarchies?

A
Leaders believed the monarchs could help prevent any one ruler from taking too much power.
B
Leaders thought that another powerful ruler like Napoleon might emerge from the monarchs.
C
Leaders felt that the monarchs could determine which nation should be most powerful.
D
Leaders believed that new monarchies would meet the people’s demands for reform.
3

What was the outcome of most European revolts of the 1830s?

A
They resulted in little or no change.
B
They led to larger revolutions.
C
They resulted in sweeping reform.
D
They led to peaceful negotiations.
4

One goal of the Congress of Vienna was to restore power to

A
the clergy.
B
France.
C
Napoleon.
D
the monarchs.
5

What was a main difference between French conservatives and liberals following the Congress of Vienna?

A
The liberals believed in absolute monarchs.
B
The liberals did not want an elected parliament.
C
The liberals believed in personal freedom.
D
The liberals wanted to eliminate government.
6

A main reason that the Age of Revolutions initially failed to achieve widespread change in some nations of Europe was because

A
revolts were poorly organized.
B
few people supported the revolutions.
C
liberal reforms were impractical in daily life.
D
monarchs reasoned with the rebels.
7

Which statement reflects the view of French conservatives after the Congress of Vienna?

A
Conservatives favored democratic change.
B
Conservatives favored elected parliaments.
C
Conservatives favored rule by absolute monarchs.
D
Conservatives favored expanded voting rights.
8

After the French Revolution of 1791 and the Napoleonic Wars, European leaders’ greatest goal was to

A
restore peace and stability to Europe.
B
punish Napoleon for his actions.
C
help the Catholic Church regain power.
D
unite Europe under one ruler.
9

As a result of the violent revolts in France in July 1830, Charles X

A
gave up the throne and fled for Great Britain.
B
agreed to increase the power of the monarchy.
C
began to take the side of the conservatives.
D
issued a proclamation supporting democracy.
10

How did the Revolutions of 1848 benefit Louis Napoleon?

A
He proved he was a valuable ally to the revolutionaries.
B
He proved he was a supporter of civil liberties.
C
He was able to seize power and promise change.
D
He was able to assume power and quietly take control.

Did you find these answers helpful?

Revolutions in Latin America and the Caribbean…