Exam 22: Patterns of Nation-States and Culture in the Atlantic World, 1750-1871

Before he could launch a planned invasion of ________, Napoleon Bonaparte returned to France and overthrew the ineffective Directory in November 1799.

The most systematic of the so-called idealist philosophers in Germany, ______________ asserted that all thought proceeded dialectically from the "transcendental ego" to matter and from there to the spiritualized synthesis of nature.

Defeated and demoralized over a century of military and economic losses, the number of Native Americans in 1900 had declined to roughly 250,000, down from ________ in 1800.

In Tippecanoe, a newly founded town in _________, thousands of Tecumseh's followers from a variety of Native American nations came together, but they suffered a defeat at the hands of US troops in 1812.

The Congress of Vienna restored the French Bourbon monarchy with the coronation of King _________, the brother of Louis XVI.

Count Camillo di Cavour, the prime minister of _________, was the politician who did the most to realize Italy's unification.

Louis XVI held an assembly of the ________, which had not met since 1614, at Versailles beginning in May 1789.

The Pure Food and Drug and Meat Inspection Acts were passed during the presidency of _________.

The British administration offended the American colonists of the upper urban class when it dissolved the ________ Assembly for opposing the Stamp Act, but it withdrew the taxes in 1766.

In response to the "Boston Tea Party", Britain closed the harbor, demanded restitution, and passed the so-called Coercive Acts (called the "_______ Acts" in the American colonies).

The United States faced the vital question of how to incorporate new territory after its war with _________ from 1846 to 1848.

The revolution in _________ is clearly the one that realized the Enlightenment principles of liberty, equality, and fraternity most fully.

Toussaint Louverture, a grandson of a vassal king in ___________, had obtained his freedom in the 1770s.

The priest Emmanuel-Joseph Sieyès argued in a pamphlet that the Third Estate should itself be:

The successor of Louis XVIII of France, __________, took the extreme course of restoring the property of the aristocracy lost during the Revolution.

______________ eventually became strong enough to assume control of Saint-Domingue after the slave rebellion

The total number of Communards killed during the 1871 uprising is now estimated to be at most _________.

After achieving independence, the ________ elevated their spoken language, Kreyòl, into their national identity.

In his Social Contract, and to the consternation of French radicals, Jean-Jacques Rousseau espoused the notion that humans _________.

The new American republic fell far short of what we would consider today to be "representative", since, until _______, voting rights were restricted to white males with property.