Deck 19: The Birth of Modern Politics
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Deck 19: The Birth of Modern Politics
1
The leader of the Congress of Vienna was
A) Napoleon
B) Metternich
C) Burke
D) Bismarck
A) Napoleon
B) Metternich
C) Burke
D) Bismarck
B
2
The ________ controlled the Congress of Vienna.
Conservatives
3
Metternich believed that _______.
A) change was never necessary
B) the traditional aristocracy should remain in power at all costs
C) the common people were too stupid to take part in government
D) any change should happen gradually, not through revolution
A) change was never necessary
B) the traditional aristocracy should remain in power at all costs
C) the common people were too stupid to take part in government
D) any change should happen gradually, not through revolution
D
4
At its most basic level, conservatism
A) stated that no one had the right to overthrow the government
B) valued a stable community over the individual
C) championed laissez-faire government
D) wanted the overthrow of monarchies
A) stated that no one had the right to overthrow the government
B) valued a stable community over the individual
C) championed laissez-faire government
D) wanted the overthrow of monarchies
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5
The Polish were united by the Congress of Vienna.
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6
Greek patriots rose up against the Ottomans in ___________.
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7
One of the basic ideas of political liberalism in the 19th century was
A) individual freedom
B) law and order
C) military control
D) divine right monarchy
A) individual freedom
B) law and order
C) military control
D) divine right monarchy
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8
Edmund Burke's _________ is commonly regarded as one of the foundational texts of conservatism.
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9
According to the conservative poor law in Britain, a welfare recipient received his payment in the parish where he was born.
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10
Conservatism was anti-industrialization.
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11
Liberalism regards the primary function of government to be the promotion of ________.
A) tradition
B) social order
C) personal freedom
D) big government
A) tradition
B) social order
C) personal freedom
D) big government
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12
_______, who wrote On Liberty, was the primary philosopher of Liberalism.
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13
Whose new-found economic muscle depended upon individual freedom and property rights?
A) Nobles
B) Bourgeoisie
C) Peasants
D) Royalty
A) Nobles
B) Bourgeoisie
C) Peasants
D) Royalty
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14
The British Reform Bill of 1832 _______.
A) reallocated parliamentary seats in industrial areas.
B) eliminated child labor.
C) mandated a minimum wage for workers.
D) limited the number of hours that women could work.
A) reallocated parliamentary seats in industrial areas.
B) eliminated child labor.
C) mandated a minimum wage for workers.
D) limited the number of hours that women could work.
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15
Charles X of France abdicated in:
A) 1890
B) 1830
C) 1820
D) 1864
A) 1890
B) 1830
C) 1820
D) 1864
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16
The right to vote is known as _______.
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17
"Proletariat" comes from the Latin word meaning:
A) Workers
B) People from the villages
C) Untouchables
D) People who smell
A) Workers
B) People from the villages
C) Untouchables
D) People who smell
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18
Chartists issued their People's Charter in _______.
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19
After nearly a decade of discontent, urban workers and the poor rose up in protest in:
A) 1848
B) 1838
C) 1898
D) 1900
A) 1848
B) 1838
C) 1898
D) 1900
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20
In 1848 Karl Marx published ____________.
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