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| In the late 19th century, Russia was interested in expanding into |
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| Which of the following nations was not a participant in the Crimean War? |
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| The leader of France during the Crimean War was |
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| The nation defeated in the Crimean War was the |
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| One result of the Crimean War was that |
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| some parts of the Balkans gained autonomy |
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| The 1878 the Congress of Berlin was called by |
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| Chancellor Otto von Bismarck |
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| As a result of the decisions of the Congress of Berlin, Russia gained |
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| land in the Causasus region |
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| The Congress of Berlin gave Austria-Hungary the right to administer part of the Balkans to oppose the ambitions of |
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| Which Balkan nation became independent first? |
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| What Ottoman territory did Germany ask for and gain control of at the Congress of Berlin? |
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| The main foreign policy goal of Germany under Bismarck's leadership was to |
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| keep France from gaining allies |
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| After 1871, the main goal of French foreign policy was to get revenge for |
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| its humiliating defeat by Germany and the loss of Alsace of Lorraine |
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| Between 1825 and 1900, the foreign policy of Great Britain was concentrated on |
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| expanding and controlling its colonial empire |
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| The last absolute monarchy in Europe with which democratic France became allied in 1894 was |
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| Which two nations became allied in the latter part of the 19th century? |
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| Germany and Austria-Hungary |
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| The tittle of the ruler of the Ottoman Empire was |
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| The rulers of the Ottoman Empire were |
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| The religion of most of the people in the Balkans was |
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| Eastern Orthodox Christian |
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| Slavs in the Balkans were the dominant ethic group in |
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| The reactionary ruler of the Ottoman Empire for over 33 years beginning in 1876 was |
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| France took part in the Crimean War (1853-1856) against Russia because |
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| it viewed itself as the protector of Christians in the Ottoman Empire |
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| Great Britain took part in the Crimean War to |
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| prevent Russia penetration into the Middle East |
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| The Crimean War was notable as the first War |
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| covered by newspaper reporters |
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| The "Lady with the Lamp" who gained fame for her nursing services during the Crimean War was |
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| The battle of Balaklava in the Crimean War was the subject of a poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson titled, |
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| "The Charge of the Light Brigade" |
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| The treaty ending the Crimean War granted autonomy to |
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| The Congress of Berlin was convened in 1878 to prevent |
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| a general European war to preserve the Ottoman Empire |
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| The Congress of Berlin was convened in 1878 as a direct consequence of the |
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| The Treaty of San Stefano was imposed on the Ottoman Empire by |
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| Which nation is correctly paired with the Ottoman territory it was authorized by the Congress of Berlin to control? |
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| Austria-Hungary -- Bosnia-Herzegovina |
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| Among the decisions made by the major powers at the Congress of Berlin was the autonomy would be granted to |
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| Bismarck's underlying purpose in convening the Congress of Berlin was to |
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| improve the status of Germany in international affairs |
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| Though Germany took no land at the Congress of Berlin,it soon gained a strong influence in the Ottoman Empire by |
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| economic penetration through investments and rail construction |
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| Bulgari became independent |
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| during the "Young Turks" rebellion in 1908 |
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| The "Young Turks" rebellion succeeded in |
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| weakening the Ottoman ruler's control of the government |
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| Which of the following actions enhanced the reputation and international prestige of Napoleon III of France? |
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| bringing France into the Crimean War |
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| The regime of Napoleon III ended when he |
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| was captured by the Prussian army in 1870 |
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| The Third French Republic was anxious to sign a military alliance with Russia in order to |
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| have an ally on the eastern order of Germany |
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| The German emperor dismissed Bismarck as chancellor in order to |
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| pursue a more aggressive foreign policy |
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| In 1904 Great Britain ended its long-standing policy of non-alliance by establishing a close relationship with |
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| Britain's decision to seek allies in the first decade of the 20th century was brought about by its concern for the growing economic and military power of |
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| The ruler of which nation tried to establish a puppet kingdom in Mexico during the American Civil War |
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| A conference of European nations to resolve conflicts over the Ottoman Empire was held in 1878 in the capital of |
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| In the Crimean War of 1853-1856, Great Britain and France invaded Russia at |
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| What Geographic feature at location X on the map controlled access to the Black Sea? |
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| The Congress of Berlin gave Austria-Hungary the right to control and administer the former Ottoman Empire province at |
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| The former Ottoman Empire provinces of Walachia and Moldavia were combined to form |
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| The Congress of Berlin decided to grant independence to the former Ottoman Empire provinces at location 3 and |
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| By 1914, the only part of Europe that remained as part of the Ottoman Empire was |
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