Chapter 8 OnLine Study Guide World History Mr

Chapter 8 On-Line Study Guide World History Mr. Hearty & Mr. Bellisario

PEOPLE After being restored to the throne, Louis XVIII issued a constitution, the… • Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen. • Frankfurt Notice • Charter of French Liberties

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PEOPLE The French called him the “citizen king” • Louis Lyons • Louis Philippe • Louis Kossuth

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PEOPLE Which of the following contributed to the downfall of Louis Philippe? • • • Expanded suffrage A booming economy Soaring bread prices

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PEOPLE He led Hungarian nationalists in demanding independence • Louis Lyons • Louis Philippe • Louis Kossuth

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PEOPLE A Mexican Mestizo priest who fought for a wide-ranging social and political reforms. • Miguel Hidalgo • Jose Morelos • Albert Hernandez

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PEOPLE Mexican priest who began the long revolt against Spanish rule. • Miguel Hidalgo • Jose Morelos • Albert Hernandez

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PEOPLE Father Hidalgo’s call for independence was taken up by _____ after Hidalgo’s death. • Tupac Amaru • Jose Morelos • Mark Sanchez

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PEOPLE Creole who completed the Mexican fight for independence and declared himself emperor • Jorge Ortiz • Louis Napoleon • Agustin de Iturbide

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PEOPLE After the turmoil of the June Days, the people elected him as president. • Jorge Ortiz • Louis Napoleon • Agustin de Iturbide

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PEOPLE How did Louis Napoleon win public approval for his seizure of power? • • • Reign of terror Persuasion A plebiscite

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PEOPLE • Latin American Creole who won Latin American independence and set up Gran Colombia • Simon Bolivar • Thomas Kios • Toussaint L’Overture

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PEOPLE Bolivar was disappointed when _____ delayed South America’s progress. • • • violent civil wars famine an economic depression

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PEOPLE Haitian leader who freed the slaves and inspired his people to fight for independence • Simon Bolivar • Thomas Kios • Toussaint L’Overture

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PEOPLE How did Charles X incite the July revolution in Paris? • By allowing too much liberties • By ignoring peasants’ pleas for bread • By ignoring the Charter of French Liberties

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PEOPLE What leader of European politic was toppled in the “springtime of the peoples”? • • • Louis XVI Metternich Queen Victoria

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PEOPLE He became the leader of an independent Brazil. • • • Dom Pedro Jose Morelos Tupac Amaru

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PEOPLE He helped Argentina win independence from Spain. • • • Tupac Amaru Dom Pedro Jose de San Martin

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GROUPS In the ______, German delegates tried to draft a constitution for Germany. • Berlin Congress • Frankfurt Assembly • Rhineland National Assembly

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GROUPS People who supported the old aristocracy. • Conservatives • Liberals • Nationals

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GROUPS People who supported natural rights and a republicans form of government. • Conservatives • Liberals • Nationals

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PLACE By 1830, independent had been won by… • • • Russia France Greece

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TERMS Giving all adult men the right to vote. • Viri voto • Les hommes de suffrage universel • Universal Manhood Suffrage

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TERMS Self-rule is also known as: • Autonomy • Dependency • Reliance

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TERMS System of thoughts and beliefs: • Constitutional litigation • Ideologies • Bureaucratic principles

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Multiple Choice Which word best describes the results of the 1848 revolts in Europe? • Peaceful • Permanent • Short lived

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Multiple Choice Educated creoles in the 1700 s were influenced by… • the peninsulares. • Spanish cruelty towards the mestizos. • Enlightenment ideas and revolutions in other lands.

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Multiple Choice Liberals wanted governments to be based on… • written constitution. • divine right. • the economy. .

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Multiple Choice The goal of nationalists was to unify… • all European nations. • European monarchies. • people with a common national heritage

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Multiple Choice Conservatives fought against? • Established churches • Monarchies • Constitutional Governments

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Multiple Choice A liberal was likely to be? • Church leader • Lawyer • Monarch

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Extended Response Questions

Question 1 List three differences between conservatives, liberals and nationalists in ideologies from 1815 to 1848?

How do we answer Question 1 • Identify the power words: – List & Differences • What background information do we need to know? – What were the beliefs of the conservatives, liberals and nationalists between 1815 to 1848. Click here to view an example chart

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