Western Civ Final Ch 21

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Metternich

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Leader of congress of Vienna and foreign minister of Austria

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Edmund Burke

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Against revolution believed state was a partnership between living and dead and the unborn

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Joseph De Maistre

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The frenchman believe the monarchy should be respored most influential counter revolutionist.

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Simon Bolivar

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Leader or the Venesuala struggle for independence.

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Monroe Doctrine

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President Monroe granted protection for latin america

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Burshenschaften

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Student orgainzation in Germany goal was a united free Germany

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Decembrist Revolt

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Against Nicholas the 1st by military leaders of the Northern Union

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Thomas Malthus

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population increases faster than food

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Charles Fourier

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Socialist proposed creation in small model communities called philansteries

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Flora Tristan

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Female utopian socialist that attempted to foster a utopian synthesiss of socialism and feminism

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Louis- Phillippe

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Called the bourgeois monarch because of political support for his rule came from the upper middle class

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Robert Peel

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Leader of the Tories persuaded his associates to support free trade principles and abandon corn laws

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Giuseppe Mazzini

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Italian nationalist who founded young italy

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Romanticism

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Stressed the importance of intuition feeling emotion and imagination as sources of knowing

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Goethe

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Wrote the novel the sorrows of the young werther rejected romanticism for classicism

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Walter Scott

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His novels became European best sellers in the 1st half of the 19th century

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J.M.W. Turner

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Produced over 20,000 paintings, drawings, and watercolors. Dwelled on nature and landscape

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Eugene Delecroix

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Most famous french romantic artist

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Beethoven

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One of the few composers who was able to single handedly transform the art of music

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Whigs

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Party that attracted moneyed industrial groups

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Edmund Burke

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Spokesman for the evolutionary conservatism

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Bourbons

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Their restoration fulfilled Metternich's principle of legitmacy

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Thomas Malthus

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Argued that the population growth mitigated against human progress

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David Ricardo

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Argued that the wages rise only as population declines.

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Charles Fourier

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Advocated cooperative socialism to solve economic problems

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July Revolution

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Resulted in the over throw of Charles X

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"June Days"

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Resulted in the overthrow of Louis-Phillippe

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Robert Peel

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Created London's Metropolitan Police Force

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The congress of vienna

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sought to maintain a balance of power among members of the Quadruple alliance

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Metternich

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held that all european monarchs shared a common interest in stability

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The quadruple alliance became the quintuple alliance when

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in 1818 with the addition of france

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Conservatism, the dominant political philosophy of Europe after the fall of Napolean, was

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best expressed intellectually by edmund burke in his reflections of the revolution

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Within the concert of Europe, Prince Metternich considered himself

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minister of police in a dangerous world

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the concert of Europe was most successful at

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none of the above

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The Burschenschaften or student societies of Germany wanted to

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Spread the ideals of German nationalism and brotherhood

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The growing forces of liberalism and nationalism in central Europe was best characterized by the

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Burschenshaften radical German student societies

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Thomas Malthus argued

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nature imposes restraints on the growth of a population

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David Ricardo wrote that in order to overcome the "iron law of wages" governments could

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Do absolutely nothing because this was the law of nature

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John Stuart Mill belived that women

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Could achieve as much as men if given proper education

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Robert Owen achieved his greatest success in

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New Lanark Scotland where he created a healthy utopoan community

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The 1848 revolution in France resulted in

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an authoriarian government ruleld by Louis Napoleon

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The studen response in Germany to the French Revolution of 1848 was one of

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enthusiasm and optimism that Germany would be united

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The social and political upheavels in central Europe through 1848-1849 led to

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the failure or the Frankfurt Assembly in Germany

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Young Italy was not

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anti-catholic or anti-religious

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Compared to his counterparts in Paris and London, the 19th century Berlin police officer was better

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armed, with a firearm that made him equivelant of a soldier

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Goethe's Sorrows of the Young Werther reflects the Romantic obsession with

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maidens carried away young by disease

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The age of Romanticism witnessed

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a return to the Catholic church especially in Germany