Can you name the leaders who took power after/at the end of a revolution or war? by Grant692

Revolution/War	Leader	Year(s) of Revolution/War
Glorious Revolution (England)		1688
American Revolution		Late 1700s
French Revolution		1789-1799
Xinhai Revolution (China)		1911-1912
Irish War of Independence		1919-1921
October Revolution/Russian Civil War		1917-1923
German Revolution		1918
August Revolution (Vietnam)		1945

Revolution/War	Leader	Year(s) of Revolution/War
Chinese Civil War		1927-1950
Cuban Revolution		1959
Greek War for Independence		1821-1829
Velvet Revolution (Czechoslovakia)		1989
Revolution of 1989 (Poland)		1989
English Civil War		1641-1651
Spanish Civil War		1936-1939
Revolution of 1848 (France)		1848

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Post-Revolution World Leaders Quiz

by Grant692

Created May 2, 2010 in History
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	Grant692:	May 2nd, 2010 at 19:10 GMT	1 point
	Spent awhile making this...I'll take suggestions on altering certain things, people to add, etc...just looking to make the best quiz I can, thanks.

	turgidstan:	May 2nd, 2010 at 19:37 GMT	1 point
	Hey, this is a good quiz idea but I'd appreciate if you took William IV and/or William of Orange for answer 1, and the spelling of answer 5 is CosgrAve, not Cosgrove. Also some of the answers are a little confusing, I would have put forward Robespierre and Michael Collins for answers 3 and 5 respectively; it sort of depends where you draw the line. You could make clear that you count the leader after the formal end of the conflict in question.

	Grant692:	May 2nd, 2010 at 20:22 GMT	2 points
	Thanks for the advice turg; I fixed Cosgrave (there's a kid at my school named Cosgrove, so I probably just didn't pay attention to the A), and I added William of Orange, but I'm pretty sure he was William III, not William IV, so I added William III. Also, I made the description at the top "after/at the end of" rather than just "after." I hope this helps!

	QuintFan:	Jul 17th, 2010 at 00:58 GMT	2 points
	Grant: sorry, you may not appreciate this criticism, but from someone (me) who has taken hundreds of history quizzes, you are the FIRST I've seen that won't just accept "Napoleon," and required Bonaparte. Please reconsider. I knoooooow there were three Napoleons, but that's the default, and anyone who puts Napoleon knows it's him. Be nice, it wins you good reviews and comments.

	Grant692:	Aug 11th, 2010 at 16:59 GMT	2 points
	@QuintFan I'm like you I suppose; I've taken a lot of history quizzes (and classes) and I'm used to Louis Napoleon, Napoleon Bonaparte, etc, so just taking Napoleon doesn't feel right. You are right however, that Bonaparte seems to be the default, so I may as well take it.