Congress of Vienna/Ch 24 True or False

Bernardo O'Higgins led the Mexican independence movement

false

Brazil's struggle for independence from Spain occurred without violence

false

Czar Nicholas II freed the serfs in Russia in 1861

false

France successfully defeat the insurrectionists in Haiti, ending that colony;s bid for independence

false

Louis Napoleon was the leader of the second french republic

false

Prince Metternich of Prussia was the dominant European statesman for the first half of the 19th century

false

Russia defeated the Ottoman Turks in the Crimean War

false

The 1848 revolutions in Europe generally achieved their goals

false

The only successful revolution in Europe in the 1820's occurred in Spain

false

The quadruple alliance consisted of Prussia, Austria, France, and England

false

Venetia was the Italian state that led the way for Italian unification

false

camilo di cavours followers were called the Red Shirts

false

liberalism was the most powerful divisive force of the 19th century in Europe

false

most of the Latin american revolutions were planned and organized by the peninsulares

false

the congress of Vienna successfully defeated the forces of liberalism and nationalism

false

the leader of the german unification was Wilhelm I

false

the policy of Russification pursued by the Czars was successful

false

the congress of Vienna was reactionary

true

the junkers were strongly conservative members of Prussia;s wealthy landowning class

true

the two great leaders of the south american wars of independence were Jose de San Martin and Simon Bolivar

true