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. According to George Sand, men’s greatest crime against women was

the inability of women to divorce their husbands correct incorrect

inheritance laws that gave men control of their wives’ money correct incorrect

the French Civil Code correct incorrect

their deplorable education correct incorrect

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. The Holy Alliance, formed to intervene in countries vulnerable to revolution and prevent the spread of unrest, was composed of

Saxony, Prussia, and Russia correct incorrect

Austria, Prussia, and Russia correct incorrect

Austria, the Ottoman Empire, and Germany correct incorrect

Poland, Russia, and Austria correct incorrect

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. The demands of the Russian group known as Decembrists included

a constitution and the abdication of the czar correct incorrect

the end of the serf system correct incorrect

redistribution of land correct incorrect

the formation of a national assembly correct incorrect

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. European leaders’ goal during the so-called Restoration was to

restore peace to Europe, after the bloody Napoleonic Wars correct incorrect

restore the status quo that had existed before the French Revolution correct incorrect

restore the authority of the Catholic Church correct incorrect

restore the privileged status of the nobility correct incorrect

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. Support of progress, education, freedom, and individual rights characterized the ideology known as

conservatism correct incorrect

Romanticism correct incorrect

feminism correct incorrect

liberalism correct incorrect

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. Under Czar Nicholas, Russian education was based on three fundamental principles:

absolutism, conservatism, and nationalism correct incorrect

autocracy, tradition, and orthodoxy correct incorrect

monarchy, tradition, and religion correct incorrect

autocracy, orthodoxy, and nationalism correct incorrect

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. The gathering at which a new post-Napoleonic framework of rules and relations among states was negotiated was called the

Congress of Vienna correct incorrect

Peace of Paris correct incorrect

Concert of Europe correct incorrect

Council of Trent correct incorrect

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. The belief that emotion was more fundamental to humans than rationality, the glorification of the individualistic hero, and opposition to industrialization were characteristic of the ideology known as

conservatism correct incorrect

Romanticism correct incorrect

feminism correct incorrect

liberalism correct incorrect

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. Polish attempts at rebellion were hampered by

its proximity to Russia correct incorrect

the lack of trust between its elites and peasants correct incorrect

its difficult terrain correct incorrect

the restrictions placed upon it by the Congress of Vienna correct incorrect

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. The negotiations that followed the first defeat of Napoleon had to settle two key issues, known as

the German question and the Polish question correct incorrect

the Polish question and the French question correct incorrect

the Saxon question and the Swedish question correct incorrect

the Prussian question and the German question correct incorrect

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. German liberals sought to advance their goals

through revolution correct incorrect

through work stoppages correct incorrect

through activist writing and protest correct incorrect

by taking government positions and working for change from within correct incorrect

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. William Wilberforce and Thomas Clarkson believed that slavery would end

only if expressly outlawed correct incorrect

only through warfare correct incorrect

once the slave trade was abolished correct incorrect

never correct incorrect

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. Britain’s earliest socialist visionary, who put his ideology into action in a textile mill by improving worker conditions, was

Edmund Burke correct incorrect

Charles Fourier correct incorrect

Robert Owen correct incorrect

George Sand correct incorrect

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. Britain’s Reform Bill, passed in 1832, was designed to

more fairly represent urban areas in Parliament and expand voting rights correct incorrect

grant women the right to vote correct incorrect

reduce the power of the House of Lords correct incorrect

artificially inflate the price of grain correct incorrect

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. The June Days uprising in France was triggered by

the abdication of King Louis-Philippe correct incorrect

the closing of the National Workshops correct incorrect

the government’s attempt to ban a banquet for those advocating universal manhood suffrage correct incorrect

a similar uprising in Palermo, Italy correct incorrect