Gladstone's Foreign Policy 1868-1874 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryModern Britain - 19th century onwardsModern Britain from 1750Britain 1865-1915A2/A-levelAQA Created by: Megan KCreated on: 19-03-16 16:38 Gladstone's first ministry was of what period? 1868-1874 1 of 13 Did Gladstone mean to weaken Britain? No, it was never directly intentional 2 of 13 Gladstone wanted to avoid war, for many reasons. What wasn't one of them? It would mean he'd have to walk home on Tuesdays 3 of 13 United Germany emerged from the different Prussian States in 1871. This was led by which leader? Otto Von Bismarck 4 of 13 When was the Crimean War? 1854-1856 5 of 13 Possibly the most relevant clause of the Treaty of Paris to the course is? ToP banned all Russian warships and naval bases in the Black Sea 6 of 13 Turkey was the leading state in the Ottoman Empire 7 of 13 Gladstone's Foreign Secretary was Granville 8 of 13 The Foriegn Policy of 1868-1874 was almost bullied with criticism. Disraeli said Gladstone "enfeebled" Britain 9 of 13 The Times said Gladstone _______________ "Was too ready to back down", a "demoralising" state for Britain 10 of 13 When was the Franco-Prussian War? 1870-1871 11 of 13 During the skirmishes of the Franco-Prussian War, France lost what section of land? Alsace-Lorraine 12 of 13 which side was Britain on (in the F-P war?) She remained neutral 13 of 13
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