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Age of Revolutions in Europe Answers

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Which statement best illustrates the theories of Prince Klemens von Metternich?

A
We should do away with the current system of taxation.
B
Absolute power should be returned to the monarch.
C
Austria’s government is stuck in the old way of doing things.
D
The emperor needs to have a panel of advisors to help him.
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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.
B
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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Which statement is the best example of a liberal ideological belief?

A
Most people should have the right to vote.
B
We need to ensure our land stays valuable.
C
People should remain subject to the monarchs.
D
Elections will do more harm than good.
4

The best example of cause and effect after the Congress of Vienna is

A
Napoleon was defeated, so France started a revolution.
B
Austria won territory in Italy, so Italy adopted Austrian customs.
C
Spain became a monarchy, so the French empire was weakened.
D
the French empire was demolished, so liberal ideology grew.
5

What were two results of the Congress of Vienna?

A
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.
6

Which statement best summarizes the early nineteenth-century revolutions that moved through Europe?

A
Most revolutions were successful.
B
Some revolutions were led by liberals.
C
Most revolutions were unsuccessful.
D
Some revolutions were led by conservatives.
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Which would be perceived as a threat to the Concert of Europe goals?

A
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 statements about the Prussian revolution are true? Check all that apply.

A
It was successful.
B
Results lasted less than a year.
C
It was defeated.
D
Liberals were behind it.
E
Nationalists were behind it.
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A
lower class
B
middle class
C
upper middle class
D
upper class
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A
Poland
B
Italy
C
Russia
D
Turkey

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