Age of Revolutions in Europe Answers

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One lasting effect of the age of revolutions was that

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liberals were successful in all nations and remain an active political force.
B
monarchs were inspired to be more democratic and granted rights to citizens.
C
some monarchs were successfully overturned, allowing for the growth of democracy.
D
no monarchs were overturned in Europe and many nations experienced a rain of tyranny.
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What is the result of a successful revolution? Check all that apply.winning independence from a governing countryunseating a current leader and naming a new onestopping rebel forces from starting a conflictelecting new leaders through a democratic processchanging the traditional methods of government

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winning independence from a governing country
B
unseating a current leader and naming a new one
C
stopping rebel forces from starting a conflict
D
electing new leaders through a democratic process
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changing the traditional methods of government
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Which would be perceived as a threat to the Concert of Europe goals?

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the creation of new national borders that ignore the cultural values of countries
B
the restriction of trade routes that could strengthen a particular nation over others
C
the reestablishment of traditional government and monarchies
D
the unification of smaller countries that join forces to meet their goals
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Which statement best summarizes the relationship between the Congress of Vienna and the revolutions throughout Europe?

A
The congress caused most of the revolutions to take place.
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The congress was able to crush most of the revolutions.
C
The congress inspired future leaders to support revolution.
D
The congress gave birth to liberal and conservative nationalists.
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What were two results of the Congress of Vienna?

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Poland saw its royal family restored, and Prussia became part of Germany.
B
France saw its royal family restored, and Poland became part of Russia.
C
Austria gained territory in Spain, and Italy saw its royal family restored.
D
Prussia gained territory in Poland, and Germany saw its royal family restored.
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The Congress of Vienna aimed to ensure

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the removal of Napoleon from power.
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that Vienna became the center of European commerce.
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that peace and stability would return to war-torn Europe.
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the nomination of Prince von Metternich as Napoleon’s replacement.
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Read the statement from Friedrich von Gentz about the Congress of Vienna.The grand phrases of "reconstruction of social order," "regeneration of the political system of Europe," "a lasting peace founded on a just division of strength" . . . were uttered to tranquillize the people . . . but the real purpose of the Congress was to divide amongst the conquerors the spoils taken from the vanquished.

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Yes, because the congress was able to tranquillize, or calm, the people after the upheaval of war.
B
Yes, because the congress rearranged Europe’s political system and brought peace to the continent.
C
No, because the congress actually just took all the land won in the war and distributed it to the war’s victors.
D
No, because the congress allowed the strongest countries of Europe to dictate the terms of peace.
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Why would the symbol of a scale best represent the Congress of Vienna’s accomplishments?

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The congress worked to establish a balance of power throughout Europe.
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The congress wanted to set up a strong dictatorship.
C
The congress worked to make one country more powerful than the rest.
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The congress wanted to take power from the monarchs.
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The graphic shows how revolutions progressed throughout France.What is the middle step of the progress?

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Government heard them out.
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Crowds began to riot.
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Leaders wanted compromise.
D
People left the country.

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