What was the Peterloo Massacre?

What artistic movement was a reaction to the enlightenment and the industrial revolution?

This person, of Austria, best represented conservatism in the 19th century

This movement grew out of the impact of photography; now that cameras could accurately capture a subject, artists now moved away from trying to perfectly capture an image

The major cause of the war was dispute between two groups of Christians over privileges in the Holy Land (Palestine)

What were the Corn Laws?

What "ism" advocated for a violent revolution of the working class people?

The principles of this settlement were legitimacy, compensation, Balance of Power

This movement began out of a desire to know and depict worlds other than the visible world of fact.

This was a British nurse who became a pioneer in modern nursing

What were the Carlsbad Decrees?

This economic system opposed gov’t intervention in social and economic affairs, even if the need for action seemed great?

This was a proposed alliance by Alexander I of Russia and it included Prussia and Austria

This movement was the ultimate stage in the development of abstract, nonrepresentational art.

Disraeli's "leap in the dark" in order to appeal to working people was known as what?

What was the Congress System?

This was the utility of any proposed law or institution should be based on “the greatest happiness of the greatest number.”

This person is regarded as father of modern nationalism

Who created the “Sanitary idea” ?

Who was the “Sick Man of Europe"?

What was kulturekampf?

Herbert Spencer applied this theories ideas to human society

This was the belief that literature and art should depict life as it really was.

Who developed germ theory of disease

When ordinary people felt increasing loyalty to their governments it was known as what?