Unit 4 World History Review

How did Enlightenment ideas influence political revolutions in the 18th and 19th centuries?

• By discouraging change

• By promoting traditional values

• By inspiring democratic movements

• By supporting colonial rule

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What role did economic and political grievances play in the American Revolution?

• They had no impact

• They were the main driving force

• They were secondary to religious issues

• They were resolved before the revolution

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How did the American Revolution inspire other revolutionary movements around the world?

• It discouraged other nations from seeking independence.

• It showed that colonial powers were unbeatable.

• It provided a successful example of overthrowing a monarchy

• It led to the decline of democratic ideas.

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What were the main causes of the French Revolution?

• Economic prosperity and political stability

• Social inequality and financial crisis

• Strong monarchy and religious harmony

• Industrial growth and technological advancement

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What was the significance of the Estates-General and the Third Estate’s role in the revolution?

• They supported the king unconditionally.

• They had no influence on the revolution.

• They initiated the formation of the National Assembly.

• They were primarily concerned with foreign policy.

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How did the social hierarchy (the Encomienda System) in Latin America contribute to calls for independence?

• It promoted equality among all social classes.

• It created resentment and desire for change among lower classes.

• It was abolished before independence movements began.

• It strengthened colonial rule.

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How did the Haitian Revolution differ from other revolutions in Latin America?

• It was led by European settlers.

• It was a peaceful transition to independence.

• It was the first successful slave revolt leading to independence.

• It had no impact on the region.

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What obstacles did newly independent Latin American nations face in the 19th century?

• Political instability

• Technological advancement

• Abundant resources

• Strong alliances

What were some of the key ideas Adam Smith discussed in his book Wealth of Nations?

• Free markets

• Central planning

• Trade barriers

• State ownership

What were some of the key ideas Karl Marx discussed in the Communist Manifesto?

• Class struggle

• Free trade

• Market competition

• Individualism

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