Benchmark SS. 11.3. 7- Compare the causes and effects of the early modern democratic revolutions, including the American Revolution, French Revolution, Haitian Revolution, and South American revolutions.
Well being for the Indians
The return of stolen lands from the Indians
Racial equality
All of the above
Harvest fell by 10%
Growth in population
Paris consumed 80% of what they grew
All of the above
Obama
A black Abraham Lincoln
A black George Washington
Gerorge Bush
Mixed race
Whites
Blacks
French
Taxes
Economy
Food prices
Slavery
Father Hidalgo
Simon Bolivar
Patrick Henry
Benjamin Franklin
Class
Race
Legal
Political
Robspierre
Louis XVIII
Napoleon
Hamilton
Wealth
Re-instating slavery
Beheading of the king
Being the sugar capital of the world
Tyrannical rule by the monarch and retaliation
Taxation without representation and lack of political power
Revenge for not helping more in the war and stopping freedom of speech
Efforts to stop colonial economic prosperity and rebels
The French Revolution
The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen
The murder of the voodoo priest
Both a and b
Property
Status
Support for Ferdinand VII
All of the above
Major political disagreements
Power struggles among leaders
Corruption in government
All of the above
One year
Seven Years
Three Years
Nine Years
Toussaint
Dessalines
Napoleon
None of the above
Civil disobedience
Enlightenment ideas
Peasant unrest
Intellectual ferment
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
The Catholic Church
Jacques Necker
The Inquisition
Napoleon imprisoned Spain’s king
Juntas were formed
The Catholic Church declared divine right of the king
American, French, Haitian, Latin American
American, Haitian, French, Latin American
American, French, Latin American, Haitian
American, Latin American, French, Haitian
Revolt
Heavy taxation
Monopolies
Competition with Spain
Hoarders
Greedy merchants
Farmers
The rich
Become a black republic
Establish a constitution abolishing slavery
Burn their island twice
Achieve a pure democracy
Abolishment of slavery
End of racial segregation
Declared himself dictator for life
Banned all Frenchman from the island
American, French and German
Dutch, French and British
French, Spanish and American
British, Spanish and French
Financial crisis
Enlightenment Ideals
Famine
Slave unrest
Labor drafts
Due payments
Farm work
Taxes
Mexico
France
Haiti
America
They resulted in imperial or authoritarian government systems in place
They remained pure republics
The executive branches had more power than intended by revolutionaries
Both a and c
People who were with the revolution
Government officials
The nobles
People who were against the revolution
The message changes depending on time and place.
The message changes depending on historical context and culture.
Economics helped the spread of ideas across continents and oceans.
They rarely change in new cultural contexts.
Equality
Freedom
Liberty
Happiness
They were loyal to the Spanish King
They would protect them
They were agents of the French
The French would have them removed from Latin America
Hanged tea party culprits
Limited elections and town meetings
Told the colonists to pay for the tea
Closed the Boston Harbor
Newton and Locke
Voltaire
Montesquieu
Hobbes and the French
The slaves
The plantation owners
The wealthy businessmen
Those involved in trade
Right to own property
Virtue and talent should be only 2 requirements for public office
All men should be equal before the law
People can be held guilty until proven innocent in a court of law
Liberalism
Enlightenment ideals
Criollo pride
Growing up in poverty
Enlightenment ideas were embraced
Several were non-violent revolutions
Inspirational leaders
Leaders were well educated
They enjoyed a degree of self-rule
They broke British laws and rules regularly
They all gave their full allegiance to the King
They mostly enjoyed relative economic prosperity
citizenship
Free speech
Property ownership
To bear arms
King Louis
The French General Brunet
Napoleon Bonaparte
Robespierre
Ancient Greece and Voltaire
Locke and Hobbes
Ancient Rome and Montesquieu
None of the above.
They all saw revolution as the only viable solution
They all carried out violent revolutions
They all publicly, and in writing, voiced their complaints against their rulers
They all fought against a foreign imperial government
King Ferdinand lost support of his army
The American Monroe Doctrine
Complete support from all of the people in Latin America
Alignment with cattle herdsmen, slaves, Indians and hunters
Debt slavery
Leadership factions kept fighting for power
Racial equality and economic prosperity
Indians rights were ignored
Freedom
Equality
Capitalism
Happiness
Unjust laws and regulations
Trade restrictions
Unreasonable exploitation of economic resources of the less powerful
No representation in government
Slaves interpreted them in terms of emancipation
Whites interpreted them in terms of better representation in government
Free blacks interpreted them in terms of political equality
Freed slaves interpreted them in terms of racial equality
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