Topic #5, Lessons 1-4

Revolutions in Latin America in the 19th century were sparked by all of the following EXCEPT

• the Russian Revolution

• the American Revolution

• the French Revolution

• the Enlightenment

He led a revolt in the French colony of Haiti that eventually led to the island winning its independence in 1804.

• Simon Bolivar

• Jean-Jacques Dessalines

• Miguel Hidalgo

• Toussaint L'Ouverture

This 19th century leader said it was "by blood and iron" that the great issues of the day would be decided.

• Simon Bolivar

• Otto von Bismarck

• Alexander II

• Joseph Stalin

This was the final stage in the process of making Germany a unified country.

• Franco-Prussian War

• Seven Weeks' War

• Germanic War

• War for Independence

Failure to form a single Latin American nation prompted this revolutionary leader to say, "We have achieved our independence at the expense of everything else."

• Pancho Villa

• Simon Bolivar

• Father Morales

• George Washington

The first rebellions during the 19th century happened here.

• Northern Europe

• Eastern Europe

• Southern Europe

• Western Europe

This was a meeting of European rulers whose aim was to restore the old order and prevent further revolutions.

• Congress of Rome

• Congress of Berlin

• Congress of Vienna

• Congress of Versailles

Following the Franco-Prussian War, William I of Prussia took the title of kaiser signaling the birth of this.

• Germanic Age

• First Reich

• Third Reich

• Second Reich

Creole in Argentina who led an uprising there and won.

• Camillo Cavour

• Father Jose Morelos

• Dom Pedro

• Jose de San Martin

A type of politics, _____, places the needs of the state above everything else.