World history chapter 8

what was the result of the revolutionary uprising in Belgium in the 1830s?

Belfium became an independent state with a liberal constitution

in 1815, why did the congress of vienna unite austrian netherlands and the kingdom of holland?

congresswanted to create a strong barrier to French expansion

toussaint l'ouverture led a revolt that eventually resulted in independence for:

haiti

Liberals strongly supported laissez-faire economics as the best way to:

help businesses succeed

the ideas of liberals were sometimes called bourgeois liberalism because:

liverals spoke mostly for the middle class

uprisings sparked by dismantling of the charter of french liberties forced the abdication of:

Charles X

for a short time after liberation from spanish rule, venezuala, ecuador, and panama were part of a single nation called:

Gran Columbia

who helped Argentina win freedom from spain?

Jose de San Martin

the second republic in france ended when:

Louis Napoleon became emperor

what major event occured during "february days" in France in 1848?

Louis Philippe abdicated

What event in europe in 1808 encouraged widespread rebellion in latin america?

Napoleon ousted the spanish king

father miguel hidalgo's "el grito de dolores" was a:

call to fight for mexican independence

creating a homeland for people who shared a common heritage was a major goal of:

nationalists

In 1700s, Latin America political and social life was dominated by the:

peninsulares

what was the result of the 1830 revolt in poland?

russian forces crushed the revolt

the concert of europe was an agreement to:

support the old order

after independence, britain, france, and russia pressured the greeks to accept a german king because:

the european powers did not support the revolution's nationalist ideals.

conservatives of the early 1800s believed in:

the restoration of monarchies

Milos Obrenovic was able to win Russian support for serb independence because:

the russians and serbs shared a common language and religion

during the "june days" in france, why did peasants attack protesting socialist workers?

they feared the socialists would take their land