After 1815,the Proponents of the Status Quo Had to Contend

question 26

Multiple Choice

After 1815,the proponents of the status quo had to contend with

• A) the liberal ideal of the French Revolution that had penetrated European consciousness.
• B) idealists struggling to redeem humanity through the freeing of nations.
• C) a powerful new emphasis on emotion and personal expression.
• D) a radical vision of economic and social justice through socialism.
• E) all of the above

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Definitions:

Aboriginal Peoples

Indigenous groups native to a specific area; in many contexts, this term is used in Canada to refer to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.

Québécois

Refers to a French-speaking inhabitant of Quebec, a province in Canada, or pertaining to the francophone culture of Quebec.

Head Tax

A tax imposed on each person or per head, historically used as an immigration control measure.

Early Twentieth Century

Refers to the period from the year 1901 to 2000, marking the first half of the 20th century and characterized by rapid industrialization and major world events.