Chapter 13 Quiz for Exploitation, Inequality, and Resistance

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. Upon reclaiming the throne, Ferdinand VII

toured his empire to reestablish his sovereignty and fealty correct incorrect

had Jóse, who had occupied the throne after Napoleon's conquest, executed correct incorrect

reaffirmed the rights guaranteed to Spaniards by the constitution correct incorrect

set about restoring Spain's government to its state in 1808 correct incorrect

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. Spanish American elites began to favor full independence in light of Ferdinand's

suppression of the free press, representation, and other rights correct incorrect

support of the abolition of slavery correct incorrect

conversation to Protestantism correct incorrect

punishing new taxes correct incorrect

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. After the arrival of General Pablo Morillo, native son elites viewed independence as the best guarantee of their property.

true correct incorrect

false correct incorrect

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. Simón Bolívar was known as the

Protector correct incorrect

Liberator correct incorrect

Redeemer correct incorrect

Emancipator correct incorrect

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. In 1819, Bolívar's victory at Boyacá, near Bogotá, effectively liberated most of present day

Bolivia correct incorrect

Venezuela correct incorrect

Chile correct incorrect

Colombia correct incorrect

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. Ferdinand was forced to accept a constitutional monarchy after a revolt led by

Simón Bolívar correct incorrect

Pablo Morillo correct incorrect

José Antonio Páez correct incorrect

Rafael Riego correct incorrect

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. The last South American bases loyal to Spain surrendered in

1826 correct incorrect

1827 correct incorrect

1828 correct incorrect

1829 correct incorrect

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. The document that marked the formal call for Mexico's complete self rule was the

Plan of Iturbide correct incorrect

Plan of Iguala correct incorrect

Plan of Córdoba correct incorrect

Plan of Riego correct incorrect

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. One reason the wars of independence in mainland Spanish America lasted more than a decade was that the revolutionaries lacked foreign support.

true correct incorrect

false correct incorrect

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. The most influential insurgent leaders were peninsulars.

true correct incorrect

false correct incorrect

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. Of the many slaves who served in both the royalist and patriot armies during the wars of independence

almost none gained their freedom correct incorrect

only those fighting for the patriots were freed correct incorrect

only those fighting for the royalists were freed correct incorrect

nearly all on both sides gained their freedom correct incorrect

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. Royalist forces in Venezuela and coastal New Granada had a mortality rate of roughly

50 percent correct incorrect

65 percent correct incorrect

80 percent correct incorrect

90 percent correct incorrect

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. Although women in South America covered many of their male relatives' responsibilities while the men were fighting the wars, they did not actively participate in independence efforts.

true correct incorrect

false correct incorrect

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. Brazil experienced an easier transition to independence because

Portugal lacked the resources to fight to maintain control correct incorrect

the country gained its independence after the rest of South America correct incorrect

of the presence of a Portuguese prince correct incorrect

a stronger economy provided a buffer correct incorrect