Question

1. all of the following were changes from the french revolution except: (1 point)

abolition of slavery in french colonies
rise of nationalism
creation of a secular france
overthrowing monarchy
state schools replace religious schools

1. what was the primary goal of the congress of vienna? be specific. (1 point)

Explanation:

Question 10 (Multiple - Choice)

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Abolition of slavery in French colonies: The French Revolution led to the abolition of slavery in French colonies (though it was later reinstated).
• Rise of nationalism: The French Revolution fostered a sense of national identity and nationalism in France.
• Creation of a secular France: The revolution reduced the power of the Catholic Church and moved towards a more secular state.
• Overthrowing monarchy: The French Revolution overthrew the Bourbon monarchy.
• State schools replace religious schools: The replacement of religious schools with state - run schools was not a direct change from the French Revolution. The development of state - run education systems in France came in later periods, and the revolution's immediate educational impacts were not centered around this replacement.

The Congress of Vienna (1814 - 1815) was held after the Napoleonic Wars. Its primary goal was to restore the balance of power in Europe that had been disrupted by Napoleon's conquests. This involved restoring the old European monarchies (legitimacy principle), redrawing the map of Europe to create a stable political order, and preventing future French aggression by surrounding France with strong neighboring states.

Answer:

State schools replace religious schools

Question 11 (Short - Answer)