Exam 33: Europe in Ideological Conflict

Nicholas I of Russia believed that

Using the works of various theorists, Manchester Liberals advanced the idea that

The socialistic-experimental textile mill of New Lanark was the brainchild of the reformer ____________________ ____________________.

In the early 1800s, reactionary conservatism was the norm in ____________________, ____________________, and ____________________.

In 1848, the only major European powers spared rebellion were

The Romantic period was one that, most of all, detested

Classical economic liberalism proved very popular among the cotton mill owners of the city of ____________________, for which it was named.

In what general ways were Liberalism and the Industrial Revolution compatible? From what sources did Liberalism draw its greatest support?

Attempting for a year to give Germany a liberal constitution, the ____________________ Assembly failed miserably.

What was the nature of post-Napoleonic Conservatism? What effects did it have on early 19^th century Europe?

One of the most negative aspects of 19^th century nationalism was the development of

Victor Hugo's novel, Les Mis é rables tackles the difficult issue of

Describe Adam Smith's ideology as enunciated in 1776. How did it develop into Manchester Liberalism? What was Smith's impact on England?

In the Italian revolt of 1848, Pope Pius IX

One belief among all conservatives of the 19^th century was the need for

Which of the following statements pertains to the Revolts of 1848?

Most people agree that Charles Fourier's theory on communal living could never have worked, but one thing he did understand was

The concept of the "unseen hand" was most closely related to

The ____________________ ____________________ was a reaction against the Industrial Age that appealed to the emotions.

Early European nationalism was generally