1. Chapter 8 On-Line Study Guide World History Mr. Hearty & Mr. Bellisario

2. PEOPLE After being restored to the throne, Louis XVIII issued a constitution, the… Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen. Frankfurt Notice Charter of French Liberties

3. PEOPLE The French called him the “citizen king” Louis Lyons Louis Philippe Louis Kossuth

4. PEOPLE Which of the following contributed to the downfall of Louis Philippe? Expanded suffrage A booming economy Soaring bread prices

5. PEOPLE He led Hungarian nationalists in demanding independence Louis Lyons Louis Philippe Louis Kossuth

6. PEOPLE A Mexican Mestizo priest who fought for a wide-ranging social and political reforms. Miguel Hidalgo Jose Morelos Albert Hernandez

7. PEOPLE Mexican priest who began the long revolt against Spanish rule. Miguel Hidalgo Jose Morelos Albert Hernandez

8. PEOPLE Father Hidalgo’s call for independence was taken up by _____ after Hidalgo’s death. Tupac Amaru Jose Morelos Mark Sanchez

9. PEOPLE Creole who completed the Mexican fight for independence and declared himself emperor Jorge Ortiz Louis Napoleon Agustin de Iturbide

10. PEOPLE After the turmoil of the June Days, the people elected him as president. Jorge Ortiz Louis Napoleon Agustin de Iturbide

11. PEOPLE How did Louis Napoleon win public approval for his seizure of power? Reign of terror Persuasion A plebiscite

12. PEOPLE Latin American Creole who won Latin American independence and set up Gran Colombia Simon Bolivar Thomas Kios Toussaint L’Overture

13. PEOPLE Bolivar was disappointed when _____ delayed South America’s progress. violent civil wars famine an economic depression

14. PEOPLE Haitian leader who freed the slaves and inspired his people to fight for independence Simon Bolivar Thomas Kios Toussaint L’Overture

15. PEOPLE How did Charles X incite the July revolution in Paris? By allowing too much liberties By ignoring peasants’ pleas for bread By ignoring the Charter of French Liberties

16. PEOPLE What leader of European politic was toppled in the “springtime of the peoples”? Louis XVI Metternich Queen Victoria

17. PEOPLE He became the leader of an independent Brazil. Dom Pedro Jose Morelos Tupac Amaru

18. PEOPLE He helped Argentina win independence from Spain. Tupac Amaru Dom Pedro Jose de San Martin

19. GROUPS In the ____________, German delegates tried to draft a constitution for Germany. Berlin Congress Frankfurt Assembly Rhineland National Assembly

20. GROUPS People who supported the old aristocracy. Conservatives Liberals Nationals

21. GROUPS People who supported natural rights and a republicans form of government. Conservatives Liberals Nationals

22. PLACE By 1830, independent had been won by… Russia France Greece

23. TERMS Giving all adult men the right to vote. Viri voto Les hommes de suffrage universel Universal Manhood Suffrage

24. TERMS Self-rule is also known as: Autonomy Dependency Reliance

25. TERMS System of thoughts and beliefs: Constitutional litigation Ideologies Bureaucratic principles

26. Multiple Choice Which word best describes the results of the 1848 revolts in Europe? Peaceful Permanent Short lived

27. Multiple Choice Educated creoles in the 1700s were influenced by… the peninsulares. Spanish cruelty towards the mestizos. Enlightenment ideas and revolutions in other lands.

28. Multiple Choice Liberals wanted governments to be based on… written constitution. divine right. the economy..

29. Multiple Choice The goal of nationalists was to unify… all European nations. European monarchies. people with a common national heritage

30. Multiple Choice Conservatives fought against? Established churches Monarchies Constitutional Governments

31. Multiple Choice A liberal was likely to be? Church leader Lawyer Monarch

32. Extended Response Questions

33. Question 1 List three differences between conservatives, liberals and nationalists in ideologies from 1815 to 1848?

34. How do we answer Question 1 Identify the power words: –List & Differences What background information do we need to know? –What were the beliefs of the conservatives, liberals and nationalists between 1815 to 1848. Click here to view an example chart

35. Example Chart