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| 271982540 | This founder of Young Italy espoused in his work The Duties of Man, that the duty to the nation should be placed between duty to family and duty to God. Who was he? | Joseph Mazzini | 0 | |
| 271982541 | German cultural nationalism and the idea of volksgeist came about by the work of which author? | J.G. Herder | 1 | |
| 271982542 | This is NOT a part of the Charter of 1814 issued by Louisi XVIII | Dismantling of the Napoleonic Law Codes | 2 | |
| 271982543 | What was the historical impact, and the provisional condition of that impact, of British Lord Nelson's victory over Napoleon in the Battle of Trafalgar? | The battle established the supremacy of the British fleet on the seas for over a century provided that the British would be able to continue to prevent Napoleon from having control over the bulk of Europe so Napoleon couldn't simply build a fleet that ws numerically superior to the British fleet | 3 | |
| 271982544 | The ideology, an inheritor of the ideals of the French Revolution, the set as it political goals in the first half of the 19th century, freedoms of the press, assembly and speech, and the establishment of representative government is | Liberalism | 4 | |
| 271982545 | When the Corn Laws were repealed, Britian became economically dependent on what two key issues? | Import of raw materials and freedom of the seas | 5 | |
| 271982546 | Which social group would have benefited the most by the enactment of the Corn Laws in early 19th century Britain? | Nobility land lords | 6 | |
| 271982547 | The Polish-Saxon question involved the desires of which two nations? | Russia and Prussia | 7 | |
| 271982548 | The Reform Bill of 1832 in Britain resulted in | Extending the franchise and redistributing seats in Parliament | 8 | |
| 272518318 | The political philosophy of conservatism is built on the idea of Edmund Burke. Which of the following is Burke's idea of conservatism? | Every people must change its institutions by gradual adaptations and that no people could suddenly realize in the present any freedoms not already well prepared for in the past | 9 | |
| 272518319 | Which of the following best characterizes the attitude of 19th century Russian Slavophiles? | Europe's westernization should not be allowed to corrupt the distinctive aspects of Russian Slavic culture | 10 | |
| 272518320 | Both Russia and Britain, in agreeing to be part of the Congress of Vienna, had issues they were NOT willing to discuss at the Congress. This NOT was on Britain or England's "forbidden" list of discussion topics? | Russia refused to discuss the Polish Partitions and the return of the land to Poland | 11 | |
| 272518321 | The Factory Act of 1833 | alleviated some of the abuses of child labor in the textile industry | 12 | |
| 272518322 | The Treaty of Tilsit of 1807 | was a treaty of alliance between Napoleon and Russia | 13 | |
| 272518323 | The Hundred Days was | an unsuccessful attempt by Napoleon to restore himself as a credible European leader | 14 | |
| 272518324 | Who, when speaking about the death of the Congress System, said "Things are getting back to normal. Every nation for itself and God for us all"? | British foreign minister George Canning | 15 | |
| 272518325 | The Peterloo Massacre happened in which country? | Britain | 16 | |
| 272518326 | What was not achieved during the Prussian era of reform from 1806-1821 by Baron Stein, Hardenburg, Scharnhorst, and Gneisenau? | Universal manhood suffrage | 17 | |
| 272518327 | The July Revolution in France resulted in the | installation of Louis Philippe as king | 18 | |
| 272518328 | An important source of labor for the new factories of an industrialized England was the | farm laborers who were left unemployed as a result of the enclosure movement | 19 | |
| 272518329 | What is not a characteristic of the Romantic movement? | Admiration for the Englightenment | 20 | |
| 272518330 | The Iron Law of Wages says that | Workers should not expect to make more than a bare minimum living wage because if they ever get paid more, the workers just end up having more kids and thus having to take care of a bigger family with the pay, so its just like it was before when the worker had a small family and a smaller paycheck | 21 | |
| 272518331 | The writer who came up with "dialectic" idea of history and its unfolding change was | G.W.F. Hagel | 22 | |
| 272518332 | This is NOT correctly matched | James Watt - Rocket, the first fully satisfactory locomotive on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway | 23 | |
| 272518333 | The Quadruple Alliance against Napoleon, formed by the Alliance of Chaumont, did NOT include | Spain | 24 | |
| 272518334 | What is NOT one of the elements of the Four Ordinances put into effect by Charles X? | Amendment of the French Constitution to change the Legislature from a bicameral form to a unicameral form | 25 | |
| 272654959 | What was the main accomplishment of the First Coalition against Napoleon? | The extermination of the Polish state | 26 | |
| 272654960 | The government of France after the July Revolution of 1830 could best be described as | beneficial only to the upper middle class | 27 | |
| 272654961 | In November 1813, Metternich proposed the "Frankfurt Proposals" to Napoleon, in which | Napoleon could stay in power as France's emperor so long as he ended the war and got back into France's natural borders | 28 | |
| 272654962 | The Decemberist Revolution of 1825 was | an effort of liberal Russian army officers to back Constantine for the throne and introduce governmental reforms | 29 | |
| 272654963 | What was Napoleon's motivation for his invasion of Russia in 1812? | Russia formally withdrew from Napoleon's Continental System and began to openly trade with Britain | 30 | |
| 272654964 | The "shame of princes" refers to land-grabbing by whom? | German nobility on the left bank of the Rhine River grabbing land in the remainder of the old Holy Roman Empire | 31 | |
| 272654965 | With regard to industrialization, after 1846 Britain differed from countries of the continent of Europe in that | Britain practiced free trade and the countries on the continent used protective tariffs | 32 | |
| 272654966 | Who would most likely oppose laissez-faire policies in 19th century Europe? | Socialist | 33 | |
| 272654967 | What Tory Prime Minister spoke out against the Reform Bill and lost his Prime Ministership due to lack of confidence in his leadership? | Duke of Wellington | 34 | |
| 272714457 | Which German thinker and writer, in his work Closed Commercial State, came up with the idea of the state being the means of human salvation; a kind of totalitarian system in which the state planned and operated the whole economy of the country, shutting itself off from the rest of the world in order that, at home, it might freely develop the character of its own citizens? | J.G. Fichte | 35 | |
| 272714458 | What event spurned the Congress of Verona to meet? | Ypsilanti led a band of followers into revolt against Turkish control of Greece | 36 | |
| 272714459 | Britain's first factory act, the Factory Act of 1802, failed to do what it was written to do. There are several reasons why this act failed. What is a reason why it did NOT fail? | the act set up the process of the government taking over factories in the process of the government becoming a socialist system of government ownership of the means of production, but the people of England weren't yet ready to become socialists, so the law was never enforced | 37 | |
| 272714460 | This was NOT part of the treaties and agreements that created post-Napoleonic Europe? | France would be forbidden from having an army larger than 10,000 men | 38 | |
| 272714461 | The most significant form of antediluvian socialism was the movement stirring amount the working classes of France. Their spokesman came up with the idea of "social workshops." He was | Louis Blanc | 39 | |
| 272714462 | While the Peace of Vienna gave a long peace to Europe, the most serious error made by the statesmen at the Congress of Vienna was | ignoring the nationalistic and democratic sentiments alive in Europe, causing dissatisfaction with these two groups | 40 | |
| 272714463 | Napoleon's process of reforming nations under his control not only reformed the nation's government and society, but also made reforms in the nation's religion institutions. One nation in particular did not like these religious reforms, and the forced religion reforms sparked the people into revolting against Napoleon. What nation is this that revolted against Napoleon due to his changing of their religious practices? | Spain | 41 | |
| 272714464 | What nation and diplomat is incorrectly matched at the Congress of Vienna? | Nicholas I - Russia | 42 | |
| 272714465 | Thomas Mathus, David Ricardo, and the Manchester School have been identified as | Classical economists | 43 | |
| 272714466 | What did the Congress of Vienna do with Napoleon's Confederation of the Rhine? | Basically left it alone, simply renaming it the German Confederation | 44 | |
| 272714467 | The Enclosure Movement in England | fenced in public land for private use | 45 | |
| 272714468 | The idea that "a nation's economic control should be vested in the hands of great captains of industry or social engineers who would plan vast projects and coordinate labor & resources of society to productive ends" is advocated by which group? | Saint Simonian socialists | 46 | |
| 272714469 | In 1820, freedom of the press and the Burchenschafts student activities are suppressed throughout Germany as part of the | Carlsbad Decrees | 47 | |
| 272714470 | According to your text, what distinguishes a capitalist society from a non-capitalist society is not the existence of capital in one society and not another, but rather | the kinds of people who control it (the capital) | 48 | |
| 272714471 | What is NOT a demand for reform by the Chartists? | Universal suffrage for men and women | 49 |
