The concert of europe - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Norms - Answer-The expectations held by national leaders about normal international relations Morality - Answer-an element of power What are the 3 primary concepts of institutions - Answer--International Instituions -International Organizations -International Regimes What are International Institutions - Answer--Primarily RULES -can be implied or explicit -Physical or understood International Organizations - Answer--physical/material -they actually exist -HAVE MEMBERS -written charter...

GED Test 740 Questions with Verified Answers "WOW! Mom rides a kayak at noon." How are the underlined words alike? - CORRECT ANSWER They are palindromes Who was the author of Common Sense: Thomas Paine or Thomas Jefferson? - CORRECT ANSWER Thomas Paine What is NOT a real shark: hammerhead, shovelhead, or tigerhead? - CORRECT ANSWER tigerhead What is the force that slows down an object or stops its motion? - CORRECT ANSWER friction Which is greater than 90 degrees: an acute angle...

Terms: Congress of Vienna (1815) - ANSWER-190. Congress of Vienna, 191. Legitimacy, 192. Metternich, 193. Holy Alliance, 194. Quadruple (Quintuple) Alliance, 195. Concert of Europe Congress of Vienna - ANSWER--representatives of all the states that fought Napoleon -goal was for the Quadruple Alliance (GB, Prussia, Austria, Russia) to come to a final peace settlement after restoring the Bourbon monarchy -September 1814 Legitimacy - ANSWER--principle of legitimacy -peace would come by res...

Norms - The expectations held by national leaders about normal international relations Morality - an element of power What are the 3 primary concepts of institutions - -International Instituions -International Organizations -International Regimes What are International Institutions - -Primarily RULES -can be implied or explicit -Physical or understood International Organizations - -physical/material -they actually exist -HAVE MEMBERS -written charters -mandates -Public and private ...

Public international law - ANSWER-The law of nations; a body of rules that nations consider to be binding in their mutual relations; based on the "consent" of the nation-state "Persons" with standing - ANSWER-international organizations, nations, NGOs, corporations, and individuals Private international law - ANSWER-a body of substantive law that a nation applies to private transactions that involve two different states (ex. breach of contract suit between corporations or individuals f...

World History B - Unit 1: Imperialism Lessons 1-5 Already Passed lessons 1 colonization to imperialism what impact did Imperial spain have on the americas? spanish culture came to dominate and replace native cultures. read the sentence. the _[blank]_ was a company chartered by queen elizabeth i for trade with asia that maintained control over india from 1757 to 1858. which most accurately completes the sentence? british east india company which names a policy or practice of a country extend...

Baroque EraBaroque - correct answer Began as a term of "disapproval" -Jewelers used this term to describe oddly colored or misshapen pearls -Today it is no longer a negative term Life in the Baroque Era - correct answer -Was a period of absolute monarchs -The political instability and wars that had dominated Europe for so many years gave way to a period of international peace and economic expansion -Many political repressions, punitive taxation. and gross social inequities, but there ...

Frontier Theory -:- argument advanced by Frederick Jackson Turner in 1893, american democracy was formed by the American frontier, the moving frontier line Congress of Vienne -:- Held in . Formed to fix the problems Napoléon caused. All European countries were invited, but only Austria (Klaus von Metternich), Russia(Tsar Alexander I), Prussia, England (Castlereagh) made any big decisions. a. Established the concert of Europe a system whereby the major powers agreed to solve their ...

Music History II Ch Question and answers correctly solved Music History II Ch. 19 1. Leading composers in Europe in the eighteenth century came from which lands? - correct answer German speaking lands 2. What contributed to the growth of the public concert in Britain? - correct answer The presence of highly skilled, underpaid, and underutilized performers in London 3. Why did the music of German composers hold such broad appeal? - correct answer their music synthesized various tra...

Baroque EraBaroque - correct answer Began as a term of "disapproval" -Jewelers used this term to describe oddly colored or misshapen pearls -Today it is no longer a negative term Life in the Baroque Era - correct answer -Was a period of absolute monarchs -The political instability and wars that had dominated Europe for so many years gave way to a period of international peace and economic expansion -Many political repressions, punitive taxation. and gross social inequities, but there ...