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After 1815, the “balance of power” system in Europe mainly tried to stop any one state from A Printing newspapers

The “nation-state” idea became popular when people argued that political power should represent A Royal families B Church councils C

Civil Disobedience was called “civil” because it expected protestors to break laws A With public violence B With disciplined peace

In 19th-century Europe, “nationalism” became a powerful force mainly because people began linking political unity with A Common identity B

In Europe, the demand for a “nation-state” became stronger when people wanted political borders to match A Royal marriage ties

In 19th-century Europe, a “nation” was increasingly seen as a group united by shared A Army commands only B Royal

Civil Disobedience Movement asked Indians to break laws peacefully, mainly to challenge A Fair local rules B Private family customs

In Europe after 1815, conservative rulers mainly wanted to protect monarchies by A Expanding voting rights B Ending state borders

Which idea mainly supports individual freedom and equal rights in politics A Absolute monarchy rule B Military dictatorship rule C