World History Unit 7 Test

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1. Nationalism
evolved from cultural unity
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2. Nationalists tried to create a political entity based on
culture
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3. Nationalism's roots lay in the
French Revolution and Napoleonic wars
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4. Characteristics of nationalism include
sharing a common language, sharing cultural traditions and a defined territory.
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5. Italy tried to
conquer Ethiopia in order to colonize it, Italy lost the fight to Menelik II, and that country retained its independence from European domination.
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6. At the Congress of Vienna,
the victorious allies were guided by the principle of the balanceof power.
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7. Denmark went to war with
Prussia 1st, then Austria and France last.
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8. One of the most famous members of the Young Italy movement was
Mazzini.
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9. Austria presented
the greatest obstacle to unification in Italy.
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10.Great Britain secured
the largest part of Africa during its partition.
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11. The Decembrist Revolution of 1825 occurred in
Russia.
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12.The dominant personality at the Congress of Vienna was
Metternich.
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13.The July Revolution in France resulted in the
installation of Louis Philippe as king.
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14.Ems (insulting telegram) led to the declaration of war by
Germany against France.
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15.To build German strength in Europe,
Bismarck relied upon war, diplomacy and industrialism.
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16.Greece was able to achieve independence from Turkish rule with
assistance from Britain,France, and Russia.
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17.Liberia was an independent nation in Africa during
the Age of Imperialism.
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18.Leopold II—
Belgian monarch who exploited the Congo
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19.Cecil Rhodes—
British imperialist who envisioned a British-controlled Africa
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20.Wilhelm I—
First Kaiser of Germany
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21.Otto von Bismarck—
Prime minister who unified Germany
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22.David Diop—
African poet whose writing shows distaste for European imperialism.
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23.Queen Victoria—
Monarch of England during the Age of Imperialism.
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24.Camillo Cavour—
The Statesman who unified Italy.
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25.Victor Emanuel II—
First King of Italy.
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26.Menelik II—
Monarch of here independent state of Ethiopia.
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27.Rudyard Kipling—
Author of "White Man's Burden"
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28.Henry M. Stanley—
Journalist hired by New York Herald to find missing missionary.
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29.Dr. David Livingstone—
Scottish missionary who brought the Gospel to Africans.
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30.During the congress of Vienna,
the Four Great Powers was formed to preserve Europe from revolutionary movements and to ensure that France carried out terms of the peace.
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31.Risorgimento is the term that notes
the unification of Italy.
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32.Rome was the last portion of Italy to become
united with those areas already joined.