Question 1

The most influential figure at the Congress of Vienna was ________.

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Question 2

The nineteenth century political ideology that stood for order, hierarchy and rule by an elite was called________.

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Question 3

The political ideology that drew on the premises of the Enlightenment and the French Revolution was________.

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Question 4

The liberal economic writer who argued that population would increase faster than food supplies, leading to poverty and starvation was ________.

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Question 5

A nineteenth century British liberal who, along with Harriet Taylor, argued strongly for the equality of women was ________.

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Question 6

Promising to liberate subject peoples from foreign domination was the nineteenth century movement called ________.

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Question 7

The major early nineteenth century cultural movement that affected literature, art and music, is called________.

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Question 8

A politically conservative romantic writer who glorified his native Scotland was ________.

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Question 9

Early socialists such as Saint-Simon, Fourier and Robert Owen, are often termed "________."

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Question 10

The author of the Communist Manifesto was ________.

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Question 11

Marx believed that there were stages or epochs, in history, each having its own dominant characteristic: the means of ________.

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Question 12

The Bourbon monarch of 1824-1830 who favored the old aristocracy and the Catholic Church was________.

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Question 13

The ________, enacted at the insistence of Metternich, were an attempt by conservative governments to repress liberal views in the German states.

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Question 14

Although the early nineteenth century Prussian government was antinational as well as anti-liberal, the customs union or ________ that it promoted proved to be a starting step towards German unification.

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Question 15

The Russian Tsar who seemed alternately to be open to liberal reforms and constitutionalism and then to reactionary mysticism was ________.

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Question 16

________ became king of France as the result of the 1830 revolution.

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Question 17

A Western European country that successfully gained national independence as a result of an 1830 revolution was ________.

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Question 18

The major changes in the methods of electing the British Parliament and in the distribution of Parliamentary seats were made by the ________ of 1832.

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Question 19

As part of the legislation that followed the Reform Bill of 1832, Parliament repealed the ________, reflecting the economy's shift from agriculture to industry.

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Question 20

Believing that the Reform Bill of 1832 did not go far enough was an English radical group called the_______.

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Quiz 18: Coping With Change: Ideology, Politics, and Revolution, 1815-1850