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What was Italy's largest and most powerful nation-state in the mid 1800's?

A. Venice

B. Piedmont-Sardinia

C. Kingdom of two Sicily's

D. Tuscany

What store was created in London England to help sell goods to customers?

• O A. Bloomingdales

• O B. Macys

O C. Harrods

O D. Le Bon Marche

Where was a highly influential convention on women's rights held in 1848 in the United States?

• O A. Seneca Falls, New York

• O B. Phoenix, Arizona

• O C. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

• O D. Niagara Falls, Canada

While the American and French Revolutions had an impact, what else influenced L'Ouverture to fight for independence in Haiti?

• O A. Enlightenment philosophers

O B. Poor treatment and brutality by the French

• O C. Anger against his slave master

• D. His father encouraged him to

Why was the Polish nationalistic movement unsuccessful?

. O A. Russian forces suppressed the rebellion and enforced stricter control over Poland

• O B. Poland dealt with an internal civil war .

O C. Poland wanted to enforce a strict government while Russia wanted a liberal government

O D. Germany invaded Poland

What did the socialist members of the Second International agree was the root cause of social ills and needed to be combated?

A. Anarchy

B. Utilitarianism

• O C. Communism

• O D. Capitalism


What is the constitutional right of an individual or group to vote called?

• O A. Polling

O B. Due Process

O C. Franchise

O D. Abolition

Following Napoleon's rule, what was the purpose of the Congress of Vienna?

• O A. To create a lasting republic in France O B. Reestablish Napoleon in control of France

• O C. To unify European nations against the Protestant Reformation

• O D. Redraw the political borders of Europe

What was the state of a field called in which nothing is growing?

• O A. Open land

• O B. Refresh

O C. Fallow

D. Rest

After feeling helpless that Jews would never be able to assimilate into society, what did Theodor Herzl propose as a solution?

O A. Development of protected communities were Jews could live .

B. Establishment of laws which would harshly punish those who are not respectful of all religions

• O C. Creation of an independent Jewish state •

O D. Passage of legislation to promote religious tolerance

What type of nationalist movement emerged in areas that were culturally similar, but were divided

politically?

. O A. Unification

• O B. Liberalism

• C. State-building

• O D. Separation

Jose san Martin and what other revolutionary leader teamed up and combined their troops to liberate Peru from Spanish control?

• O A. Napoleon Bonaparte

• O B. Simón Bolivar

. C. Antonio López de Santa Anna

O D. Toussaint LOUverture​

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Number 1 is A number 2 is d sorry that’s all I can answer
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1) B, 2) C, 3) A, 4) B, 5) A, 6) D, 7) C, 8) D, 9) A, 10) C, 11) A, 12) B

In this exercise, we proceed to present the Answers for each question with some brief Explanation:

1) R. Piedmont-Sardinia - It was the most populated, industrialized and prosperous nation-state in Italic Peninsula, allied with France, country which supported Italian unification.

2) R. Harrods - This Store was founded in London, England, in 1834, specialised in luxury goods.

3) R. Seneca Falls, New York - This Convention was held in the city of Seneca Falls in July 1848, in which Women's Suffrage Movement was launched.

4) R. Poor treatment and brutality by the French - French Colonial Regime was  perhaps the worst system ever seen in the Americas, where Blacks were treated according to the Code Noir, whose Punishment Regime comprised from Mutilation to Death Penalty.

5) R. Russian forces suppressed the rebellion and enforced stricter control over Poland - Polish Nationalism appeared after the destruction of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and Partitioning of the territory in the 18th Century between Russian Empire, Austrian Empire and the Kingdom of Prussia. This movement was unsuccessful as it was repressed by those empires and kingdoms.

6) R. Capitalism - Marxist concepts were dominant among the members of the Second International.

7) R. Franchise - Right to vote in public elections.

8) R. Redraw the political borders of Europe - The Congress of Vienna was intended to restore the Political Order that existed before French Revolution.

9) R. Open land - Open Lands are Land with insignificant Vegetation Cover.

10) R. Creation of an independent Jewish state - Theodor Herzl was the creator of the concept of Zionism.

11) R. Unification - The main idea of Unification movements is that a Nation must be unified in a sole State, whose examples can be seen in the history of Italian and German Unification Movements.

12) R. Simón Bolívar - Simón Bolívar concluded the Liberation of Peru from Spanish control after winning the Battle of Ayacucho in 1824.

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