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Napoleonic Wars practice quizVersión en línea Napoleonic Wars nationalism por Shaner Adams 1 What was one effect of Napoleon’s conquest of Europe? a People under French rule who were not French became nationalist. b People under French rule were happy to be united with France. c The French people were embarrassed by Napoleon’s failures. d The United States joined in the European wars. 2 What took place at the Congress of Vienna? a Liberals gained control of the Germanic states. b Moderates were taken to court because of their role in the French Revolution. c The Church ruled that Napoleon was a heretic and had him executed. d Conservatives returned power to the aristocracy and kings. 3 Why did liberals rebel across Europe in 1848? a They were rebelling against the ideals of the French Revolution. b They were rebelling against the slave trade. c They were rebelling against absolute monarchs and the aristocracy. d They were rebelling against the Pope. 4 What did Cavour, Garibaldi, and Bismarck have in common? a They were all militarists who became dictators. b They were all nationalists who helped unite their countries. c They were all imperialists who financed foreign wars. d They were all anarchists who opposed Napoleon. 5 How did nationalism affect the empires of Europe? a Revolutions took place as territories tried to break free and unite with their own cultures. b The empires became less industrialized in the face of economic decline. c People began to support becoming part of an empire because of the protections given to colonial lands. d England’s imperial power began to decline, giving way to a rise of Spanish influence. 6 When a group of people are united by a common culture, free from foreign influence or control, it is called: a nationaliism b militarism. c stoicism. d multiculturalism. 7 Conservatives restored the power of the monarchs and aristocracy during the: a Berlin Conference. b Congress of Vienna. c Peace of Augsburg. d Treaty of Westphalia. 8 Nationalism continued to encourage people to rebel against monarchies and the aristocracy during: a the Revolutions of 1848. b the Boxer Rebellion. c the Meiji Restoration. d the Berlin Conference. 9 Italy and Germany became united, independent countries because of the leadership of: a Napoleon and the Czar of Russia. b Bismarck, Garibaldi and Cavour. c Joan of Arc. d the Catholic Church. 10 People throughout Europe fought for independence and more rights because of: a Ottoman support. b the heliocentric theory. c support for divine right. d nationalism.

1

What was one effect of Napoleon’s conquest of Europe?

a

People under French rule who were not French became nationalist.

b

People under French rule were happy to be united with France.

c

The French people were embarrassed by Napoleon’s failures.

d

The United States joined in the European wars.

2

What took place at the Congress of Vienna?

a

Liberals gained control of the Germanic states.

b

Moderates were taken to court because of their role in the French Revolution.

c

The Church ruled that Napoleon was a heretic and had him executed.

d

Conservatives returned power to the aristocracy and kings.

3

Why did liberals rebel across Europe in 1848?

a

They were rebelling against the ideals of the French Revolution.

b

They were rebelling against the slave trade.

c

They were rebelling against absolute monarchs and the aristocracy.

d

They were rebelling against the Pope.

4

What did Cavour, Garibaldi, and Bismarck have in common?

a

They were all militarists who became dictators.

b

They were all nationalists who helped unite their countries.

c

They were all imperialists who financed foreign wars.

d

They were all anarchists who opposed Napoleon.

5

How did nationalism affect the empires of Europe?

a

Revolutions took place as territories tried to break free and unite with their own cultures.

b

The empires became less industrialized in the face of economic decline.

c

People began to support becoming part of an empire because of the protections given to colonial lands.

d

England’s imperial power began to decline, giving way to a rise of Spanish influence.

6

When a group of people are united by a common culture, free from foreign influence or control, it is called:

a

nationaliism

b

militarism.

c

stoicism.

d

multiculturalism.

7

Conservatives restored the power of the monarchs and aristocracy during the:

a

Berlin Conference.

b

Congress of Vienna.

c

Peace of Augsburg.

d

Treaty of Westphalia.

8

Nationalism continued to encourage people to rebel against monarchies and the aristocracy during:

a

the Revolutions of 1848.

b

the Boxer Rebellion.

c

the Meiji Restoration.

d

the Berlin Conference.

9

Italy and Germany became united, independent countries because of the leadership of:

a

Napoleon and the Czar of Russia.

b

Bismarck, Garibaldi and Cavour.

c

Joan of Arc.

d

the Catholic Church.

10

People throughout Europe fought for independence and more rights because of:

a

Ottoman support.

b

the heliocentric theory.

c

support for divine right.

d

nationalism.

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Napoleonic Wars practice quizVersión en línea

por Shaner Adams

What was one effect of Napoleon’s conquest of Europe?

What took place at the Congress of Vienna?

Why did liberals rebel across Europe in 1848?

What did Cavour, Garibaldi, and Bismarck have in common?

How did nationalism affect the empires of Europe?

When a group of people are united by a common culture, free from foreign influence or control, it is called:

Conservatives restored the power of the monarchs and aristocracy during the:

Nationalism continued to encourage people to rebel against monarchies and the aristocracy during:

Italy and Germany became united, independent countries because of the leadership of:

People throughout Europe fought for independence and more rights because of: