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True/False Quiz



 This activity contains 17 questions.

Question 1.
The potato was not native to European agricultural systems.

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Question 2.
The Great Hunger reduced the Irish population by nearly fifty percent.

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Question 3.
After the Napoleonic wars, the victorious allies restored the Bourbon monarchy.

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Question 4.
The diplomatic alliance of Britain and Austria at the Congress of Vienna served to restrain the ambitions of Prussia and Russia.

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Question 5.
The victorious allies at the Congress of Vienna ringed France with newly created buffer states to prevent another occurrence of French aggression.

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Question 6.
Because of its failure to pay war indemnities, France was excluded from the alliance system until 1830.

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Question 7.
The British Parliament ignored problems within the industrial workplace during the nineteenth century.

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Question 8.
During the nineteenth century the state increasingly took over the socialization role previously played by the family.

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Question 9.
David Ricardo believed that state intervention in the wage structure could prevent the worst aspects of industrialization.

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Question 10.
Among the first romantics were the English poets, Wordsworth and Coleridge.

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Question 11.
Conservatives rejected social, political, and economic change.

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Question 12.
Saint-Simon, Fourier, and Proudhon were all utopian socialists.

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Question 13.
The primary supporters of the July Monarchy were the bourgeoisie.

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Question 14.
The Greeks achieved independence as a result of a successful overthrow of Russian overlords.

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Question 15.
The Great Reform Bill of 1832 in Great Britain granted universal male suffrage.

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Question 16.
The revolutions of 1848 were preceded by widespread food shortages and famine.

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Question 17.
The King of Prussia accepted the crown offered by the German Confederation.

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