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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.
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What was a major difference between Charles X and Louis Philippe?

A
Louis Philippe was liberal.
B
Louis Philippe believed in a monarchy.
C
Louis Philippe was against reform.
D
Louis Philippe was conservative.
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What is the most likely reason the revolt against Louis Philippe led to other revolts across Europe?

A
People in other parts of Europe were opposed to Louis Philippe.
B
People in other parts of Europe wanted more power for the monarchy.
C
People in other parts of Europe wanted more say in their government.
D
People in other parts of Europe were opposed to liberal views.
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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.
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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.
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Charles X sparked a revolt in France by

A
favoring the interests of business owners over the wealthy.
B
attempting to start a war with the rest of Europe.
C
refusing to agree with the terms of the Congress of Vienna.
D
trying to increase the power of the monarchy.
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As a result of the Congress of Vienna, France

A
became part of the German Confederation.
B
gave up territory it had won under Napoleon.
C
became more powerful than any other nation.
D
annexed parts of Italy and the Netherlands.
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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.
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The Congress of Vienna led to revolts in France because

A
it had a liberal agenda that angered the conservatives.
B
it promoted elected parliaments that weakened the monarchy.
C
many people objected to new territorial boundaries.
D
many people did not want an absolute monarchy.
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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.

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