Question

the age of revolutions lasted from 1791 to 1850. which of these was an effect of this time period? the french established a long - lasting republic with a representative parliament. monarchs were able to crush most rebellions, and people won few new rights. prussia and austria gave citizens the right to elect their leaders. liberal ideology was accepted across europe.

Explanation:

The Age of Revolutions (1791 - 1850) was a period of significant political and social change. Liberal ideology, which emphasized individual rights, representative government, and limited government, gained traction across Europe during this time.

Let's analyze each option:

• The French Republic established during this period was not long - lasting. There were multiple regime changes (e.g., the Napoleonic era, the Bourbon Restoration).
• Monarchs did not crush all rebellions easily. Revolutions like the Greek War of Independence (1821 - 1830) led to new states. And people did gain some rights, such as in the context of constitutional changes in some states.
• Prussia and Austria did not give citizens the right to elect their leaders in a comprehensive way during this period. They were still largely autocratic or had very limited forms of representation that did not amount to full - fledged electoral rights for the general citizenry.

Liberal ideology, with its calls for change (e.g., in the form of constitutions, more political participation) was a major effect of the Age of Revolutions. It inspired many of the revolutionary movements and was a driving force behind the push for political and social reform across Europe.

Answer:

Liberal ideology was accepted across Europe.