7.3.2 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.
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