Congress of vienna - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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CITP Exam 3 Already Graded A Original Jurisdiction or jury. Trial court where the defendant was found guilty or not guilty by the judge Witnesses testify under oath and evidence is presented. Appellate Jurisdiction Court that conducts a review of what happened at the trial court. Court only reviews the record for legal errors committed at the trial level. Court does not entertain new evidence or testimony. Classifications of criminal offenses death (366 days or more) ...

How did Napoleon finally fall form power? - ANSWER-After losing the battle of Waterloo What were the goals of the Congress of Vienna? - ANSWER-To prevent future French aggression What was the Concert of Europe? - ANSWER-Represented the European balance of power What are the 5 isms? - ANSWER-Conservatism Liberalism Romanticism Nationalism What does conservatism support? Give an example of a leader - ANSWER-The monarchy Edmund Burke What does liberalism support? Give example of ...

The July Ordinances were repressive decrees issued by? - ANSWER-Charles X of France. Metternich may have been a brilliant statesman, but he was particularly misguided in?: - ANSWER-thinking he could stop forces of nationalism and liberalism. The chief purpose of the Congress of Vienna was to?: - ANSWER-restore the Old Regime as far as possible. In 1820, revolutionaries overthrew the governments of which two states? - ANSWER-Spain and Naples. The Burschenschaften was?: - ANSWER-studen...

World History B - Unit 1: Exam Questions And Answers Rated A which explains the decline of japan's isolationism? western cultures forced treaties on japan that would open its ports and end its imposed trade limitations and isolationism. how did the enlightenment influence the american and french revolutions? ideas about natural rights philosophy caused people to question and overthrow monarchy in favor of representative governments. what was the british raj? the british government that contro...

1455 - ANSWER-Printing press (J. Gutenberg, Germany) 1492 - ANSWER-Columbus/Reconquista of Spain 1517 - ANSWER-Martin Luther/95 theses - Protestant Reformation 1555 - ANSWER-Peace of Augsburg ends religious war in Germany; Charles V abdicates 1598 - ANSWER-Edict of Nantes ends French religious wars 1600 - ANSWER-Dutch East India Company founded 1648 - ANSWER-Peace of Westphalia ends Thirty Years' War 1688 - ANSWER-Glorious Revolution in England (William and Mary rule) + Bil...

1445 - ANSWER-Gutenberg's invention of the printing press 1487 - ANSWER-Columbus discovers America, End of Reconquista, Jews expelled from Spain 1517 - ANSWER-Luther's 95 Thesis 1588 - ANSWER-Defeat of Spanish Armanda 1648 - ANSWER-Peace of Westphalia 1687 - ANSWER-Principia was published 1765 - ANSWER-Spinning jenny invented 1789 - ANSWER-Beginning of the French Revolution 1815 - ANSWER-Congress of Vienna 1848 - ANSWER-Year of Revolution 1871 - ANSWER-Unification...

The Third Estate CORRECT ANSWER Which made up the vast majority of French Society? Lord Castlereagh CORRECT ANSWER Who was Britain's delegate at the Congress of Vienna? His attempt to invade Russia CORRECT ANSWER Which most contributed to Napoleon's defeat? Bourbons CORRECT ANSWER Which royal family did Napoleon remove from the throne of Spain, replacing them with his brother Joseph? executed CORRECT ANSWER In 1793, King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette were __________ they ...

Who are the main subjects and sources of International Public Law? - ANSWER-States What are the 3 main characteristics of International law? - ANSWER-Natural Law (concepts shared by all), consent (to bind to other states), reciprocity Inter. Public Law is different to Inter. Private Law because of? - ANSWER-subjects, sources, resolution of disputes, enforcement Is ICJ optional? - ANSWER-yes What were the first examples of international law? - ANSWER-Ancient Times: the creation of cit...

How did the American Revolution influence the Haitian Revolution? By giving gens de couleur an opportunity to fight for freedom Who led the Haitian Revolution? Toussaint L'Ouverture What were the decisions made at the Congress of Vienna designed to do? Restore the status quo Which led to revolution in Latin America in the early nineteenth century? Criollo frustration over the control of Peninsulares Which is NOT a way the Napoleonic Wars inspired nationalism? By contributing to the sprea...