Greek Revolution: Shifting Tides of Power

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  1. 1

    Initially, how did the Great Powers react to the outbreak of the Greek Revolution in March 1821?

    • AThey supported it enthusiastically.
    • BThey condemned it.
    • CThey remained neutral.
    • DThey offered military assistance.
  2. 2

    Which countries formed the Holy Alliance in 1815?

    • ARussia, Prussia, Austria, England, and France
    • BRussia, Prussia, Austria, Spain and Portugal
    • CEngland, France, Spain, Portugal and Russia
    • DPrussia, Austria, England, France and Spain
  3. 3

    What event led to the deterioration of relations between Russia and the Ottoman Empire in the summer of 1821?

    • AThe Russian invasion of Ottoman territories.
    • BThe execution of Patriarch Gregory V and persecution of Greeks.
    • CThe Ottoman Empire's alliance with England.
    • DThe economic blockade of Constantinople by Russia.
  4. 4

    In what year did English policy become favorable towards the struggling Greeks?

    • A1821
    • B1823
    • C1825
    • D1827
  5. 5

    Why did Russia change its stance towards the Greek issue?

    • ADue to pressure from the Ottoman Empire.
    • BTo prevent England from taking the lead in diplomatic actions.
    • CBecause of internal political instability.
    • DDue to economic incentives offered by the Greeks.