Exam 21: Restoration, Reform, and Revolution, 1814-1848
Exam 1: The Ancestors of the West67 Questions
Exam 2: The Ship, the Sword, and the Book: Western Asia, C.A 1500-400 B.C64 Questions
Exam 3: The Greeks in the Polis to CA 350 B.C82 Questions
Exam 4: Alexander the Great and the Spread of Greek Civilization, Ca 350-30 Bc72 Questions
Exam 5: Rome, From Republic to Empire74 Questions
Exam 6: Imperial Rome, 31 Bc-Ad 28466 Questions
Exam 7: The World of Late Antiquity, 284-CA 60076 Questions
Exam 8: Early Medieval Civilizations, 600-90078 Questions
Exam 9: The Expansion of Europe in the High Middle Ages, 900-130083 Questions
Exam 10: Medieval Civilization at Its Height, 900-130081 Questions
Exam 11: Crisis and Recovery in Late Medieval Europe, 1300-150071 Questions
Exam 12: The Renaissance75 Questions
Exam 13: European Overseas Expansion to 160072 Questions
Exam 14: The Age of the Reformation79 Questions
Exam 15: Europe in the Age of Religious Wars, 1560-164883 Questions
Exam 16: Europe in the Age of Louis Xiv, CA 1640-171588 Questions
Exam 17: A Revolution in Worldview73 Questions
Exam 18: Europe on the Threshold of Modernity, CA 1715-1789103 Questions
Exam 19: An Age of Revolution, 1789-181576 Questions
Exam 20: The Industrial Transformation of Europe, 1750-185074 Questions
Exam 21: Restoration, Reform, and Revolution, 1814-184891 Questions
Exam 22: Nationalism and Political Reform, 1850-188077 Questions
Exam 23: The Age of Optimism, 1850-188084 Questions
Exam 24: Imperialism and Escalating Tensions, 1880-191483 Questions
Exam 25: War and Revolution, 1914-191981 Questions
Exam 26: The Illusion of Stability, 1919-193086 Questions
Exam 27: The Tortured Decade, 1930-193983 Questions
Exam 28: The ERA of the Second World War, 1939-194987 Questions
Exam 29: An Anxious Stability: The Age of the Cold War, 1949-1989105 Questions
Exam 30: A Continuing Experiment: The West and the World Since 198976 Questions
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The initial stage of the 1848 revolutions was usually the joining of liberal demands for political reforms with popular demands for social and economic justice. The second was usually
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Trace the course of reform in Britain from 1815 to 1848. What were some sources of discontent, and what reforms were made by the government? What were some goals of the Chartists and of the Anti-Corn Law League? Which group was successful?
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This is another complex question, but it should not be too difficult because of the many examples in the chapter. Students may show an appreciation for an interesting pattern: last-minute concessions in Britain avoided the full-scale revolutions experienced in many other countries.
As an extreme conservationist, the ultra royalist Count Joseph de Maiste did not propose which of the following?
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The Congress of Vienna attempted to reconstruct Europe after the Napoleonic War according to
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Discuss the waves of revolution that spread throughout Europe from France in 1830 and especially in 1848. How many reasons can you think of to explain why they occurred? For each type of cause, give examples drawn from the various European states.
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Explain utopian socialism and other socialist ideologies prior to Marx.
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Use the map (or maps) referenced in each question for your answer. On Map 21.2, locate the sites of all the revolutions of 1848 discussed in the chapter. How many revolutionary locations on the map are not discussed in the chapter?
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Trace the process by which France, having lost an emperor and received a constitutional monarchy in return, ended up with another Emperor Napoleon. Cite events leading to the revolutions of 1830 and 1848, and account for the great popularity and election victory of Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte.
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