Question

which of these was not a problem plaguing popular revolts against conservative rule in europe?
lack of unity among revolutionaries
strong support from the military
insufficient organization
conflicting goals among different groups
how successful were the revolutionary uprisings in europe in the 1830s and 1840s overall?
they achieved all their goals immediately
they failed completely with no lasting impact
they had mixed results with some immediate changes and long - term influences
they succeeded in overthrowing all european monarchies

Explanation:

For the first question:

• Revolts often faced lack of unity (different groups not working together), insufficient organization (no proper planning), and conflicting goals (different aims among groups). But strong military support would help revolts, not plague them.

For the second question:

• The 1830s and 1840s revolutions didn't achieve all goals immediately (many monarchies still existed). They didn't fail completely (inspired later movements). They didn't overthrow all monarchies. But they had mixed results - some immediate changes (like Belgium's independence in 1830) and long - term influences (inspiring future revolutionaries).

Answer:

First question: B. Strong support from the military
Second question: C. They had mixed results with some immediate changes and long - term influences