Chapter 10
Study Guide Review Game
Mr. Hearty and Mr. Bellisario
TERMS
Document issued by
Nicolas II that
promised freedom of
speech and
assembly.
• Democrato
• October Manifesto
• Risorgimento
TERMS
Bismarck was a master
of ________ when
evaluating the needs
of the state.
• Zollverein
• Entfuhren
• Realpolitik
TERMS
In the 1830s,
Prussia created
an economic
union among
German states
called the
______.
• Zollverein
• Entfuhren
• Realpolitik
TERMS
Battle for civilization
• Papandreas
• Anarchist
• Kulturkampf
TERMS
Person who wants to
abolish government.
• Papandreas
• Anarchist
• Kulturkampf
TERMS
Italian nationalist
movement
• Democrato
• October Manifesto
• Risorgimento
TERMS
Violent mob attack on
Jews
• Refugee
• Pogroms
• Basij
TERMS
Person who flees
his or her
homeland to
seek safety
elsewhere.
• Refugee
• Pogroms
• Basij
TERMS
German nationalists
celebrated the birth of
the _______ in
January 1871.
• First Reich
• Second Reich
• Third Reich
PEOPLE
Prime Minister who
sought to regain
peasant support
through land reform.
• Alexy Molotov
• Peter Stolypin
• Zagreb Chevnezski
PEOPLE
He asked Bismarck to
resign in 1890.
• William II
• Nicholas II
• Alexander I
PEOPLE
• He was a shrewd
politician who brought
about Italian
unification.
• Cavour
• Garibaldi
• Mazzini
PEOPLE
Nationalist leader who
helped set up a
revolutionary republic
in Rome in 1849.
• Cavour
• Garibaldi
• Mazzini
PEOPLE
He turned over Naples
and Sicily to Victor
Emmanuel II
• Cavour
• Garibaldi
• Mazzini
PEOPLE
He tried to strengthen
his empire by granting
a new constitution.
• Francis Deak
• Francis Edward
• Francis Joseph
PEOPLE
He helped work out a
compromise that led
to the Dual Monarchy
of Austria-Hungry.
• Francis Deak
• Francis Edward
• Francis Joseph
PEOPLE
Nickname for Otto von
Bismarck
• Iron Chancellor
• Iron Diplomat
• Iron Horse
PEOPLE
• He became the first
Kaiser of the Second
Reich.
• William I
• Nicholas II
• Alexander I
GROUPS
Revolutionary group
that assassinated
Alexander II
• People’s Will
• Social Democratic
Party
• Socialist
Republican
GROUPS
This group had the most
sets in the Reichstag
by 1912.
• People’s Will
• Social Democratic
Party
• Socialist Republican
PLACES
Ottoman territories
became known as the
_________ due in
part to infighting
between nationalities.
• Balkan powder keg
• Schleswig and
Holstein
• Hungarian Empire
PLACES
Bismarck formed an
alliance with Austria in
1864 to seize
__________ from
Denmark.
• Balkan powder keg
• Schleswig and
Holstein
• Hungarian Empire
PLACES
This empire was called,
“the sick man of
Europe”.
• Austrian-Hungry
Empire
• Ottoman Empire
• Russian Empire
Multiple Choice Section 1
Napoleon’s advances in the early 1800s had
the effect of…
• making trade more difficult.
• disintegrating German unity.
• increasing demands for a united German
state.
Multiple Choice Section 1
Otto Von Bismarck’s success in creating
German unity was due in part to his…
• being a strong German nationalist.
• strong will.
• humble background.
Multiple Choice Section 1
The Franco-Prussian War was a struggle
over…
• leadership of the German confederation.
• a growing rivalry between the two nations.
• the province of Schleswig and Holstein.
Multiple Choice Section 1
Bismarck moved Prussia and France
towards war by…
• editing and releasing the “Ems dispatch”.
• declaring war on France.
• taunting Napoleon III.
Multiple Choice Section 1
The constitution of the Second Reich set up
a two-house legislature that…
• gave real power to the emperor and
chancellor.
• was ruled by the Reichstag.
• was elected by universal suffrage.
Multiple Choice Section 2
How did industrial progress mad in the
1850s and 1860s help Germany after
unification?
• Germans had decreased their population
so they could export more.
• Germans had founded large companies
that served as a base for expansion.
• Germans had learned to import national
resources.
Multiple Choice Section 2
How did the German government promote
economic development?
• By supporting research and development
• By breaking up the railroad system
• By reorganizing the banking system
Multiple Choice Section 2
What was Bismarck’s foreign policy goal
concerning the French?
• To keep them weak and isolated.
• To aid their industrial growth.
• To compete against their Navy.
Multiple Choice Section 2
What was the result of Bismarck’s
Kulturkampf?
• Jesuits flocked to Germany.
• The Catholic Center party gained
strength.
• People rejected Catholicism.
Multiple Choice Section 2
Why did Bismarck’s pioneer social reforms
in Germany?
• To woo workers from socialism.
• To improve worker’s lives
• To educate workers.
Multiple Choice Section 2
How did William II shock Europe?
• By invading Britain
• By asking Bismarck to resigning.
• By abdicating the throne.
Multiple Choice Section 3
In response to the Congress of Vienna,
Italian nationalists tried to…
• revive the glories of ancient Rome.
• make alliances with the Hapsburgs.
• expel Austrian forces from northern Italy.
Multiple Choice Section 3
Sardina was able to defeat Austria and
annex Lombardy with the help of the…
• Prussians
• French
• Russians
Multiple Choice Section 3
With aid from Cavour, Garibaldi’s forces
were able to take control of…
• the Papal States.
• Rome and Venetia.
• Sicily and Naples.
Multiple Choice Section 3
After unification, relations between the state
and the Roman Catholic Church were…
• friendly.
• improving.
• hostile.
Multiple Choice Section 3
The population explosion caused tensions
that were relieved through…
• worker education.
• emigration.
• improved working conditions.
Multiple Choice Section 4
Why did the Hapsburgs try to limit industrial
development?
• It was a threat to traditional ways of life.
• Austrian cities were too big.
• It caused too much pollution.
Multiple Choice Section 4
Why did nationalist movements break out in
the Hapsburg empire?
• German nationalists helped them
organize.
• Several national groups shared the same
region.
• Everyone in the empire spoke the same
language.
Multiple Choice Section 4
How did ethnic groups react to the
legislature established by the new
constitution?
• They were not satisfied.
• They were pleased.
• They embraced it.
Multiple Choice Section 4
What role did Francis Joseph play in the
Dual Monarchy of Austria-Hungary/
• Emperor of Austria and king of Hungary.
• Author of the new constitution.
• No role.
Multiple Choice Section 4
How was the Ottoman empire similar to the
Austrian empire?
• Both welcomed nationalism.
• Both covered small territories.
• Both were multinational.
Multiple Choice Section 4
Why was the Balkan region referred to as a
powder keg?
• Balkans nationalist often set off
explosions to gain recognition.
• There were several conflicting interests
in the region.
• There was a large arms industry in the
Balkans.
Multiple Choice Section 5
One obstacle in the way of Russian
progress was…
• a small population.
• the rigid social structure.
• the rapid pace of reforms.
Multiple Choice Section 5
The three pillars of Russian absolutism were
orthodoxy, autocracy, and…
• nationalism.
• democracy.
• oligarchy.
Multiple Choice Section 5
Turning point in Russian history occurred in 1861
when Alexander II…
• emancipated the serfs.
• banned elected assemblies
• did away with legal reform.
Multiple Choice Section 5
Finance minister Count Serge Witte made…
• no progress in the development of the
Russian railroad.
• economic development a key goal.
• an effort to restore order by handing
revolutionaries.
Multiple Choice Section 5
Peter Stolypin first tried to restore order after
the revolution through…
• land reform.
• school closures.
• arrests, pogroms, and executions.