1830-1848

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What is divided in Austria?: Liberalism/Nationalism
In Great Britain, how did change occur?: evolution through legislation
In Germany, which group of people wanted liberal nationalism and Prussia to lead?: Kleindeutsch
What country poses the greatest threat to nineteenth century stability?: Ottoman Empire
How does the Buda revolution go away in Austria?: King Francis Joseph I emancipates all the serfs and the minorities unite and have no need for rebellion.
In Prussia, what was Frederick William IV forced to accept?: constitutional changes that guarenteed an autocracy
When Frederick William IV is asked to unite Germany under a consititution, what does he say?: "No. The power does not come the people, it comes from me."
Who is elected with the birth of romantic mass politics?: Louis Napoleon
In France, who is believed to have ushered in a new order in which workers control factories, not bourgeoise? (This new order DOES NOT work): Louis Blanc
For the most part the revolutions of 1848 are what?: Failures
In France, who represented that change hurts?: Louis Blanc (socialism)
In France, Louis-Philippe began to censor newspapers. Who supports him?: No one, not even bourgeoise
Who is known as the "citizen king"?: Louis-Philippe
Who fills the Ottoman Empire power vacuum?: Austria and Russia
Who supports the Austrian Habsburgs?: Nicholas I of Russia
What do the Magyars in Austria oppose?: Nationalism
What political party was concerned with Napoleon? This group's number one fear was one man rising up.: Old Tories
In Germany, what was created in hopes to unite nationalism and liberalism?: Frankfurt Assembly
In Italy, what declares itself a republic?: Venice
In France, what represented greatness?: the Second French Republic (Louis Napoleon)
In Austria, who are the Hungarians who wanted a Hungarian constitution that secured their noble rights to opress and allienate the minorities?: Magyars
The Great Reform Act of 1832 directly relates to the repeal of what?: the Corn Laws
How is wealth redistributed in the French constitution?: money from the bourgeoise to finance workshops
At the end of the revolutions of 1848, where does romanticism remain?: France
Louis Napoleon's name promises what two things?: Stability and Greatness
In Great Britain, who lays the foundation for future change?: Young Tories
In France, what was short-lived and provided no real solutions to problems?: the Second French Republic
What allowed Catholics the right to worship freely and hold political office in Great Britain?: Catholic Emancipation Act (1829)
Who is known as the savior of conservative order?: Nicholas I
Who ushers in "Splendid Isolation" to Great Britain?: George Canning
What is the birth of romantic mass politics?: Second French Republic
What class do the tories represent? (They may be losing power, but stability is created): Gentry
In Austria, what three groups are rebelling?: Buda, Prague, Vienna
Great Britain shifts to the left to allow for what?: More freedoms
Who issues the July Ordinances?: Charles X
In Piedmont, who succeeds his father in order to usher in a new era?: Emanuel II
In France, what caused a wave of nationalism?: colonization of Algeria
Who organizes the police/legal reform?: Robert Peele
What was the reign of Louis-Philippe called? He increased reforms that supported both bourgeoise and rural farmers, leaving the Proletariat out. Urban dwellers received little, if any, support.: July Days
In Great Britain, the Corn Laws were repealed under whose leadership?: Robert Peele
What are the end results of the Frankfurt Assembly?: nothing
What represented the "change of guard" in Great Britain?: the Suicide of Castelreagh
Piedmont attempts to unite Northern Italy. What happens?: Austria destroys romantic movement
Who is a French socialist who fills the power vacuum in France?: Louis Blanc
The Corn Laws are repealed by Parliament because of the minute voice of whom?: the Proletariat
In Germany, which group of people wanted a "Big Germany" with Austria to lead?: Grossdeutsch
What identifies the end of the Age of Metternich?: the Revolutions of 1848
What causes Great Britain to rethink, "Who are the Tories?": Peterloo Massacre
Who is the first young romantic in Italy?: Mazzini
Who is an Italian who thinks Italy will be great when united (this is a romantic aspect)? He starts the group "Young Italy": Mazzini
What allows the National Convention to write a constitution?: the stabily caused by Louis Blanc
What is the most significant act? Tories knew change was necessary. The election system was reformed to recongnize urbanization for the first time.: Great Reform Act of 1832
How is a power vacuum created in France?: Louis-Philippe flees to England from Paris because he sees a revolution

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