AP ch.19
All of the following were factors in the origins of the French Revolution except A. The famine created be governent's intent to end manorial agriculture B. The long term erosion of monarchical legitimacy C. Ideas from the enlightenment D. The financial crisis created by expensive wars E. The emergence of a "public sphere" of shared information
A
In 1778,rebels in the American war of independence mad a formal alliance with A. France B.russia C.canada D. Portugal E.spain
A
Napoleon's civil code of 1804 did all except A. It gave all citizens the right to vote B. It guaranteed the security of wealth and private property C. It supported peasants' rights to land that they had taken during the revolution D.it garunteed all men equality before law E. It established the privately owned bank of france
A
The charter issued by Louis xviii in 1814,established a A. Democratic republic B. Limited constitutional monarchy C. Military dictatorships D. Absolutists monarchy E. Representative democracy
A
The groups that benefited most from the revolution and napolean were the middle class and the A. Peasants B. Aristocracy C. Sans-culottes D. Women E. Enlightened intellectual elites
A
In 1789, Napoleon was a A. Patriot commited to the revolution B. Little known foot soilder in the french army C.highly acclaimed general, best known for his defeat of italy D. Conservative who feared the growing power of peasants E. Well to do landed noble
A. Patriot commited to the revolution
All of the following statements regarding the grand empire on 1810 are true except A. It was at its height of power B. No country was at war against France C. France was suffering from economic blockade by England D. Frances's economic blockade of England was unsuccessful E. Russia had refused to support france's foreign policy toward England
B
As a king,Louis xvi was A. Arrogant and imperious B. Shy and well intentioned C. Unyielding in his opposition to the parliaments D. A favorite of france's educated elite E. Unwilling to liberalize the economy
B
In 1783,American independence was recognized with the treaty of A.new York B. Paris C. London D.ghent E. Yorktown
B
In France, the group that met in 1787 to discuss new taxes was the A. Estates general B. Assembly of notables C. National Assembly D. National convention E. Cadastre ministers
B
France under napolean A. Establised a new family dynamic of shared legal authority between husband and wife B. Was governed by authoritism C. Enjoyed a vigorous free press D. Saw women more politically empowered than in any othe wester nation at that time E. Saw the ride of three major political parties
B. Was governed by authoritism
In 1804, the French colony of saint Domingue was renamed A. Dominic republic B. Aruba C. Haiti D, Barbados E. Trinidad
C
In elections of the estates general the third estate was represented primarily by A. Buissnessmen B. Reform minded clergy men C. Lawyers and government officials D, peasants and sans culottes E. Educated poor
C
The American Revolution influenced the French Revolution in all of the following respects except A. The Americans desire for political reform inspired the French B. Both Revolutions began as struggles over taxes C. the Americans sent supplies bad military advisors to aid the french cause D. The French effort to support the colonists had bankrupted the crown E. Unwilling to Liberia's the economy
C
The great fear was led by A. Nobles B. Urban poor C. Rural peasants D. The royal court's private guard E.mercenary soilders
C. Rural peasants
In 1765, the British imposed new taxes on the American colonies to help pay for the A. Colonists' violations of navigation acts B.british naval expenses C. Treaties formed with Native American tribes D. Seven years war E. King George's war
D
In response to peasant orders, on August 4,1789, the National Assembly voted to do all of the following except A. End exslusive hunting rights B. Abolish most dues charged by nobles C. End village monopolies D. Grant peasants the rights to lands seized from nobles E. Abolish serfdom
D
In the 1780s, over 50% of France's annual budget was expended on A. Military B. The royal court C. Government administrative functions D. Interest payments on debt E. The clergy
D
Napoleon grand empire A. Inspired reactive nationalism B.brought a return of serfdom to parts of Europe C. Was generally popular among local populations D. Was eventually to consist of one massive nation E. Led napolean to be regarded as the "liberator of Europe"
D
Of 600,000 soilders that napolean rook with him to invade Russia A. 250,000 B.110,00 C. 70,000 D. 30,000 E. 10,000
D
Plans by napolean to invade England were stopped by A. A lack of funds B. A war with Austria and holland C. Frances signing of the treaty of Amiens D. Huge French losses in the battle of trfalagar E. His decision to attack Russia instead
D
When eighteenth century liberals spoke of equality, they were referring to A. Gender equality B. Political equality C.economic equality D. Legal equality E. Racial equality
D
In 1789, economic conditions in France included all of the following A. Collapsing prices for food B. 50% of the population was in need of relief C. 25% unemployment in Paris D. Poor grain harvest E. Declining demand for manufactured goods
E
The participation of the laboring poor in the French was motivated primarily by their A. Resentment of the lifestyle of the monarchy B. Political liberalism C. Administration of the American Revolution D, support of the nagional assembly E, economic distress
E
Which of the following occurred first? A. Napoleon declares himself as emperor B. Grand empire at its height C. Battle of austerlitz D. Quadruple alliance formed E. French voters approve napolean's constitution
E.
After he was defeated at Waterloo in 1815, what happened to Napoleon? A. Executed B. Imprisoned in Paris C. Exiled to st. Helena D,confined to a villa in Tuscany D, exiled to Elba
Exiled on St. Helena
Grand Empire
all of the land conquered by Napoleon during the Empire period; it covered almost all of Europe. Empire which napolean and all his allies rules