A) The European Restoration B) The Industrial Uprising C) The Great Awakening D) Springtime of the peoples
A) January 1848 B) October 1849 C) February 1849 D) December 1850
A) Austria B) Sicily C) Germany D) France
A) A massive drought B) The wheat blight C) The European potato failure D) The collapse of the rice trade
A) Absolute monarchy B) Maintaining feudalism C) Constitutionalism D) Restoring colonial empires
A) Exactly ten B) Nearly one hundred C) Over fifty D) Less than twenty
A) The French Revolution B) The Industrial Revolution C) The American Revolution D) The Russian Revolution
A) The bourgeoisie B) Military generals only C) The clergy D) The landed aristocracy
A) Universal suffrage B) The end of industrialization C) Abolition of serfdom D) Establishment of a republic
A) Feudalism B) Totalitarianism C) Absolute monarchy D) Representative democracy
A) Representative democracy B) Constitutionalism C) Popular sovereignty D) Absolute monarchy
A) The collapse of the Roman Empire B) The Prussian war C) The Austrian civil war D) The revolution in France
A) Absolutism B) Nationalism C) Imperialism D) Feudalism
A) They transitioned into peaceful political parties B) They remained unified for decades C) They did not hold together for long D) They formed a singular global government
A) It ended in Denmark B) It ended in all European countries C) It ended in Italy D) It ended in France |