Nineteenth Century Europe
Instructions: Write the correct answer on the puzzle.
Across
4. One of the major ideas that sprung from a desire for greater liberty and democracy that the victors over Napoleon tried to
destroy. “Enlightenment ideas”.
6. Adam ____ wrote the book Wealth of Nations which encouraged laissez faire economic policies by the government
9. These folks were restored to power across Europe after Napoleon's defeat. They had neat headwear.
11. Bismarck believed in doing whatever it takes to get what is best for one's country. This is known as ______
12. The cottage industry was replaced by the _____ system during the Industrial Revolution
13. In 1861, King William I of Prussia invited Otto von _____ to become his Prime Minister
17. The head of Catholic Church who refused to leave The Vatican and became a prisoner in Rome from 1870-1929 is called the
_____.
19. “Smile”
23. The proletariat were the blue collar ______ who did the labor in the factories that came out of the Industrial Revolution
24. The Treaty of Frankfurt, which ended the Franco-Prussian War in 1871 forced France to give Germany much _____ and money.
It was harsh toward the defeated French.
25. One of the major trends inspired by Napoleon that the victors tried to eliminate in the period after 1815. The other head of
the twin-headed beast.
27. Before the Industrial Revolution there had to come some sort of _____ Revolution that caused greater food production.
29. The two strongest states in the German Confederation after 1815 were Austria and ________. The latter united the Germans.
33. When one country forces another into a harsh treaty after defeating them in war, they must always be concerned in case the
other country seeks _____ upon regaining its strength
34. What's up ___? (Think Bugs Bunny)
36. The count who was arguably the one person most responsible for bringing about the unification of Italy - even though he died
before it all played out. Hint: not Dracula.
37. Bismarck's policy was often referred to in light of a speech he made in which he said issues of the day would be resolved by
blood and _____
Down
1. A major step in producing at least an economically united Germany was the creation of the _______ in 1834
2. Strongest country in all of Europe by early 1800s - partially due to industrial revolution and also its strong navy
3. He conquered and completely altered the face of Europe in early 1800s
5. Location of the Congress that determined the fate of Europe after Napoleon
7. Prime minister of Austria who dominated and shaped the decisions of the Congress following Napoleon's defeat
8. In order to achieve German unification, Bismarck fought ___ (#) wars in the 1860-70s
10. This replaced water as the major force providing power to the factories in the I.R.
11. The location of the capital of Italy after it finished unifying in 1870
14. I scream, you scream, we all scream for ______ (2 words)
15. England had a great many ____ in the new world, Asia, and Africa to supply its raw materials during the I.R.
16. Urbanization, which occurs with industrialization involves the growth of ____
18. Dominant country on the main continent of Europe in early 1800s after Napoleon's defeat. Its leader had great influence in the
Age of Reaction.
20. The country where the Industrial Revolution kicked off
21. Bismarck's great objective was to ____ Germany under Prussian control
22. Revolution struck this country in 1830 and again in 1848
26. Karl ____ wrote The Communist Manifesto and Das Kapital discussing how the proletariat will eventually rise up and take over the
means of production
28. If you kiss this grimy green creature you become a prince or get warts or something… or maybe that’s a toad
30. The ____ movement put fences all across England that kicked people out and kept sheep in
31. Mr. Yuk is ____
32. Bismarck's first war toward the unification of the German people was with ____
35. Italy and ______ both remained totally disunited at the end of the Vienna Settlement in 1815
36. Three major factors of production are land, labor, and ____