chapter 23
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| The slavery abolition act of 1833 immediately freed all slaves in Great Britain and all of the British empire. | False
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| The British parliament did not grant women any voting rights util 1928. | False
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| New Zealand was the first country to grant women the right to vote. | True
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| The Reform act of 1832 significantly reduced the power of the aristocracy in Britain | True
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| William Gladstone was a liberal who was elected prime minister several times between 1868 and 1885 | True
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| Louis Philippe extended the suffrage to all adult men, granted freedom of the press, and oversaw the adoption of a new constitution in France. | False
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| The Dreyfus affair had an important effect on the growth of Jewish nationalism. | True
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| In 1804, Saint Domingue declared independence from France, becoming the new nation of Haiti. | True
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| Agustin de Iturbide proposed a compromise between revolutionaries and royalists in Mexico that allowed them to successfully fight for independence from Spain. | True
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| Simon Bolivar fought against Napoleon in the Napoleonic Wars and used the military skills he learned to fight for South American independence from Spain. | False
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| Peninsulares were people of European descent who were born in the Spanish colonies of Latin America. | False
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| Revolutions in Haiti, Mexico, the United States, and France inspired revolutionary leaders in South America. | True
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| All women in Britain gained the right to cote in 1918. | False
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| Benjamin Disraeli argued for women's voting rights in a speech before the House of Commons. | True
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| The Revolution of 1848 in France had a far-reaching impact because it inspired similar revolutions across Europe. | True
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| The Third Republic began when the French Assembly deposed Napoleon III after he surrendered in the Franco-Prussian War | True
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| Jose de San Martin wanted to form and independent Federation of the Andes. | False
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| Accounts such as the one by Thomas Wood led to the passage of | The Factory Act
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| What did Benjamin Disraeli, Emmeline Pankhurst, and the Chartists have in common? | All sought to extend voting rights
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| Why did the British government create the Canadian dominion? | To keep the colonies from rebelling against British rule
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| Using your knowledge of the chapter what accounted for the steep population decline shown in the graph titled "Population of Ireland, 1780-1920"? | potato crop failures and immigration
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| According to the graph titled "population of Ireland, 1780-1920", in approximately what year did the irish population reach its height? | 1845
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| After Charles X abdicated, French leaders formed what kind of government | a constitutional monarchy
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| The Congress of Vienna did which of the following? | restored Lois XVIII to the French throne
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| Which of the following represents the correct sequence of French rulers? | Charles X, Louis Philippe, Louis Napoleon
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| Who led the Second Empire in France? | Napoleon III
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| Which of the following groups of people in Latin America were most likely to be revolutionaries? | creoles
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| Which of the following revolutionaries wanted to unite all of South America into the Federations of the Andes? | Simon Bolivar
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| Which of the following countries achieved independence with the least violence and bloodshed? | Brazil
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| Bothe Miguel Hidalgo and Jose Maria Morelos were | executed by Spanish authorities.
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| Who was the first leader of an independent Brazil? | Pedro I
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| What was the effect of the Reform Act of 1832? | it gave industrial cities representation in Parliament for the first time.
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| Despite Queen Victoria's views, | Disraeli supported women's voting rights
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| The Revolution of 1830 in France replaced Charles X with | Louis Philippe
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| The Dreyfus affair had a lasting impact because it | inspired the Zionist movement
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| How did Agustin de Iturbide become emperor of Mexico? | by bringing together creoles, peninsulares, royalists, and revolutionaries
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| Brazilian colonists achieved their independence from Portugal when | Prince Pedro declared Brazil independent
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| The Reform Act of 1832 was passed to address which of the following issues? | unequal representation in Parliament
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| Publishing false information | libel
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| the "citizen king" | Louis Philippe
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| Austrian who opposed democratic reforms | Klemens von Metternich
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| Strong military leader who fought for Mexican independence from Spain | Jose Maria Morelos
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| Petition to Parliament demanding voting rights for all men | People's charter
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| Parliament abolished slavery | Slavery Abolition Act
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| Period in England characterized by democratic reforms | Victorian Era
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| Event that deposed Louis Philippe | Revolution of 1848
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| Tragic example of prejudice toward Jews in France | Dreyfus affair
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| Elected president of the Second Republic in France | Louis Napoleon
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| Document that inspired revolutionaries in French colonies | Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the and of the citizen
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| Used militant direct action tactics to win the right to vote for women | Emmeline Pankhurst
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