Question

question 45
why did democracy fail following most latin american revolutions?
latin american revolutionary leaders had little outside inspiration for their revolutions.
educated creoles opposed the ideas of the enlightenment.
the people of latin america had very little experience with self - government.
military dictators worked well together to prevent democracy.
question 46
following napoleons defeat, how did the victors try to bring stability to europe?
to adopt the democratic reforms of the french revolution
to unify unstable areas like germany and italy
to provide assistance to england it their efforts to retake the american colonies
to return kings to power and limit the spread of democracy

Explanation:

For Question 45:

• Latin American revolutionary leaders were inspired by the American and French Revolutions, so the first option is incorrect.
• Educated Creoles were influenced by Enlightenment ideas, so the second option is wrong.
• Military dictators did not work well together; they often fought among themselves.
• The people of Latin America had been under colonial rule for a long time and had little experience with self - government, which is a major reason for the failure of democracy.

For Question 46:

• After Napoleon's defeat, the Congress of Vienna aimed to restore the old order.
• They did not adopt French Revolution democratic reforms.
• Germany and Italy were not unified at that time (Germany was unified in 1871, Italy in 1861).
• There was no effort to help England retake American colonies.
• The main goal was to return kings to power (legitimacy principle) and limit the spread of democracy (balance of power and conservatism).

Answer:

Question 45: The people of latin America had very little experience with self - government.
Question 46: To return kings to power and limit the spread of democracy.