UNIT 7 REVIEW

5. Intellectual movement that inspired revolutionary ideas.
8. System where a ruler holds total power
9. Movements that freed South America from Spanish rule.
11. Meeting that aimed to restore stability in Europe after Napoleon’s defeat.
12. People of mixed European and African ancestry.
13. Period of extreme violence led by radical revolutionaries.
14. Device used for executions during the French Revolution.
16. The legislative body of France before the Revolution.
20. People of mixed European and Native American ancestry.
21. Prison stormed on July 14, 1789, symbolizing the start of the French Revolution.
22. Austrian diplomat who shaped the Congress of Vienna.
23. The bloodless overthrow of King James II of England.
24. One of the causes of the French and Latin American Revolutions.
27. People born in the New World to Spanish parents.
29. The type of government established in England after the Glorious Revolution.
30. Spanish-born individuals who held top government positions in Latin America.
31. The clergy in pre-revolutionary France.
32. French military leader who became emperor and dominated Europe.

1. The commoners who paid most of the taxes.
2. The belief that kings receive their power from God.
3. This event caused Napoleon to abandon plans for a North American empire.
4. The country Napoleon invaded in 1812, leading to his downfall.
6. Conflicts across Europe that helped spread nationalism.
7. Enlightenment idea reflected in the Declaration of Independence.
10. The majority in Latin America but with the fewest rights.
15. Loyalty and devotion to one’s country, often leading to revolutions.
17. War for independence influenced by Enlightenment ideals.
18. Leader of the Reign of Terror.
19. The nobility in pre-revolutionary France.
25. Revolutionary government formed by the Third Estate.
26. Movement that led to the overthrow of the monarchy and rise of democracy in France.
28. Leader who helped liberate much of South America.