Chapter 21 Ideologies and Upheavals, 1815-1850 AP Euro

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What major military development had occurred by 1814?

Conservative monarchs defeated Napoleon

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Which four powers were the primary victors at Vienna?

Russia, Austria, Prussia, Britain

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What French borders were restored in 1815?

French borders of 1792

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Which dynasty was restored to France?

Bourbon dynasty

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What was the main goal of the balance of power?

Preserve European peace

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Which country was made the 'sentinel' against France?

Prussia

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What new kingdom was formed from Belgium and Holland?

Kingdom of Netherlands

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Which two countries wanted the most compensation after the Napoleonic Wars?

Russia and Prussia

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Who were the diplomats that forced the compromise at Vienna?

Castlereagh, Metternich, Talleyrand

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Which three powers formed the Holy Alliance?

Russia, Austria, Prussia

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Where did conservatives intervene in the 1820s?

Spain, Two Sicilies

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Who successfully broke from Spain?

Latin American republics

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What was the purpose of the Carlsbad Decrees (1819)?

Censorship, suppress subversion

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What was Metternich's ideal government?

Monarchy, bureaucracy, aristocracy

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Why did Metternich fear liberalism?

It threatened the multinational empire

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What was the economic doctrine of early liberals?

Laissez-faire

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Who was the economist behind free-market ideas?

Adam Smith

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Which class did liberalism serve after 1815?

Middle class

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What did radicals demand beyond liberalism?

Universal male suffrage

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What was the nationalist goal for cultural unity?

Nation-state borders

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Does nationalism use invented traditions?

True

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Who were the main French utopian socialists?

Saint-Simon, Fourier, Blanc, Proudhon

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What did Fourier criticize?

Marriage and family customs

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What was Louis Blanc's employment solution?

Government-backed workshops

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What was Proudhon's famous phrase?

Property is theft

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What work did Marx & Engels publish in 1848?

Communist Manifesto

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What drives history according to Marx?

Class struggle

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What were Marx's names for classes?

Proletariat and bourgeoisie

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From whom did Marx's dialectic originate?

Hegel

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What did Romanticism revolt against?

Classicism and Enlightenment reason

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What are the three core traits of Romanticism?

Emotion, nature, individualism

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Who is the author of 'Daffodils'?

William Wordsworth

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Who was the Scottish historical novelist?

Walter Scott

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Who authored 'Hunchback of Notre-Dame'?

Victor Hugo

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Who are three famous romantic painters?

Delacroix, Turner, Constable

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Who was the first master of romantic music?

Beethoven

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In what year did the Greek revolt begin?

1821

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In what year did Greece gain independence?

1830

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What law was passed in 1815 to protect landowners?

Corn Laws

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What year was the Great British Reform Act passed?

Reform Act 1832

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What movement advocated for universal male suffrage?

Chartism

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Which group repealed the Corn Laws?

Anti-Corn Law League

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What was the 1847 factory workday limit law?

Ten Hours Act

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What caused the Irish Famine?

Potato blight

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Which king was overthrown in 1830?

Charles X

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Who was the 'Citizen King' after 1830?

Louis Philippe

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What was a major reform after February 1848?

Universal male suffrage

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What was the Paris workers' revolt in 1848?

Workers' uprising June 1848

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Who was elected president in December 1848?

Louis Napoleon

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Why did the 1848 revolutions fail?

Conservative forces prevailed