Sheet #1:
- What meeting was called in 1814-1815 to restore the Old Regime in Europe? Congress of Vienna
- What nation gained Cape Colony, Ceylon, and Malta as a result of the Congress of Vienna? England
- Who represented Austria at the Congress of Vienna? Metternich
- What nation gained Norway as a result of the Congress of Vienna? Sweden
- Who represented France at the Congress of Vienna? Talleyrand
- Who was established as king of France by the Congress of Vienna? Louis XVIII
- What two principles did Metternich advocate at the Congress of Vienna? Principle of legitimacy and principle of compensation
- What countries made up the Quadruple Alliance of 1815? Austria, Russia, Prussia, and England
- What nation gained Finland and territory in Poland as a result of the Congress of Vienna? Russia
- What crushed the liberal movement in German universities in 1819? Carlsbad Decrees
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Sheet #2:
- What European country won its freedom from Turkish rule in 1829? Greece
- Who led a Hungarian revolution in 1848? Louis Kossuth
- What king was ousted in the French Revolution of 1830? Charles X
- Who led an Italian revolution in 1848? Charles Albert
- Who was elected King of France after Charles X fled the country? Louis Philippe, Duke of Orléans
- Who was seen as the major opponent to social and political change in Europe from 1815 to 1848? Metternich
- What French politician worked for the rights of workers and wrote: "from each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs"? Louis Blanc (1811-1882)
- What was the warning given by the United States to Europe in 1823 regarding European involvement in the Americas? Monroe Doctrine
- What year is known as the "Year of Revolutions"? 1848
- What Latin American revolutionary served as the first president of Colombia? Simon Bolivar
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