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Fill in the Blanks Quiz



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Question 1.
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The English foreign secretary at the outset of the Congress of Vienna was Viscount . 

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Question 2.
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In the place of the Napoleonic Confederation of the Rhine, the Congress of Vienna created the . 

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Question 3.
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Russia, Prussia, and Austria agreed to renounce war and protect Christianity in the . 

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David Ricardo, a liberal economist, elaborated the . 

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Jeremy Bentham was the founder of the school of social philosophy called . 

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Romantics built on the philosophy of to embrace subjective knowledge. 

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The Orleanist government that was created after Charles X's abdication was called the . 

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Question 8.
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Greece achieved its political independence from the . 

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Question 9.
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The document that presented the British demands for universal male suffrage, equal electoral districts, and the secret ballot was called the . 

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Question 10.
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The nineteenth-century word coined to refer to workers afloat in the labor pool who owned nothing was . 

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Question 11.
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The general enlisted to suppress the revolt of the workers in the national workshops was . 

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Question 12.
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The Pan-Germanic conference that met to create a united Germany assembled in the city of . 

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Question 13.
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The commander of the Italian Red Shirts was . 

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Question 14.
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Prussia was forced to accept Austrian dominance in Germany in the "humiliation of ." 

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