Statistics for Revolutions, Riots, Revolts 1765-1923

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  • This quiz has been taken 80 times
  • The average score is 12 of 17

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YearHintCountry% Correct
1765-1789Climax: Declaration of Independence 1776United States
99%
1789-1799Storm of the BastilleFrance
97%
c. 1808-1833A series of independence wars against the colonial power of Spain. Name one newly independent country.Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela
93%
1791-1804Ended slavery in this (former) French colonyHaiti
91%
1851-1864Taiping RebellionChina
90%
1917-1923Communist RevolutionRussia
90%
c. 1848/49Many different movements in European countries, some were Revolutions, some tried to push reforms. Name one of the countries involved in some way.Switzerland, France, Germany (German States), Italy (Italian States), Austria (Habsburg), Ottoman Empire. (Netherlands, Belgium, Scandinavia).
84%
1861-1865Arguably a revolution, since it caused the abolition of slavery in this country. Better known as a civil war. United States
84%
1904-1907Climax: Bloody Sunday 1905Russia
74%
1780Gordon RiotsUnited Kingdom
69%
1857-1858Rebellion with different names, such as Great Rebellion or Sepoy MutinyIndia
66%
1830July RevolutionFrance
63%
1780-1782Gran Rebelión, led by Túpac Amaru II.Peru
56%
1911-1913The country becomes a republic after millennia of being an EmpireChina
53%
1910-1920Revolution which turned into a civil warMexico
43%
1908Social Group forced the ruler to reinstate the Constitution abolished in 1878Ottoman Empire
37%
1905-1911Constitutional RevolutionIran
16%

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