Revolutions of 1848

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mollycentlivre  on March 4, 2009

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Pre-IB 9 World History

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Revolutions of 1848

louis philippe
France, refusal to reform, he got rid of civil liberties, flees to england
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louis philippe France, refusal to reform, he got rid of civil liberties, flees to england
louis blanc fills power vacuum, hero of 1848, workshops failed because gov. didn't have resources
louis napoleon used mass politics and rhetoric to win, first and only president of the 2nd french republic
german revolutions wave of romantic nationalism, passion plays-Jews obstacle of German unification
prussia Frederick IV
german trade union eliminated internal tariffs
frankfurt assembly goal=unite germany, romantic nationalism vs. liberal nationalism
magyar liberalism Austria, wanted to own government, oppress people
emperor francis joseph I ended serfdom in 1848
buda, prague, and vienna rebellions throughout Austria, nationalism, constitutional ideas
prague russians crushed, last act of Concert of Europe
results of austrian rebellions liberalism and nationalism divided movements, ended serfdom, revolutions were failures, limited to no change
mazzini Young Italy (organization), italy will be great when united (Great Roman Republic)
venice declared itself a republic (free from Habsburgs), defeated by 1849
piedmont, kingdom of sardinia charles albert and "Italian Leadership", buffer for France, natural leader of Italian unification, liberal constitution, defeated by 1849 but maintained liberal constitution

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