The Revolutions of 1830 &1848
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I. Background--Post-Napoleonic Europe 1815-48
II. The French Revolution of 1830
III. The French Revolution of 1848
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A. Problems in France
B. May 1848--2nd Republic Declared
IV. Revolution in the German lands
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A. Social and Political Demands
B. Spring 1848
C. Prussia in 1848
D. Frankfurt Parliament
E. Failure of the Frankfurt Parliament
Revolutions of
1830 and 1848
Delacroix’s Liberty Leading the People (1830)
King Louis Philippe,
Duc d’ Orleans
(r. 1830-1848)
The Revolutions of 1830 &1848
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I. Background--Post-Napoleonic Europe 1815-48
II. The French Revolution of 1830
III. The French Revolution of 1848
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A. Problems in France
B. May 1848--2nd Republic Declared
IV. Revolution in the German lands
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A. Social and Political Demands
B. Spring 1848
C. Prussia in 1848
D. Frankfurt Parliament
E. Failure of the Frankfurt Parliament
Revolutions of
1830 and 1848
The 1848
Revolution
in Berlin
The Revolutions of 1830 &1848
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I. Background--Post-Napoleonic Europe 1815-48
II. The French Revolution of 1830
III. The French Revolution of 1848
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A. Problems in France
B. May 1848--2nd Republic Declared
IV. Revolution in the German lands
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A. Social and Political Demands
B. Spring 1848
C. Prussia in 1848
D. Frankfurt Parliament
E. Failure of the Frankfurt Parliament
A Revolutionary in Frankfurt, Summer 1848
The Revolutions of 1848
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IV. Revolution in the Austrian Empire in‘48
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A. Dangerous nationalisms in Habsburg Empire
B. Hungary the first to revolt
C. The rest of the Empire rebels
V. Revolution on the Italian Peninsula
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A. Early Risers: Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
B. Mazzini and the Roman Republic
C. Idea of the Risorgimento Persists
VI. Russia: Revolution--NO Reforms--YES
 VII. Summary of 1848
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Ethnic Minorities in the Habsburg Empire in the 19C
Louis Kossuth:
Leader of Hungarian
Independence
The Revolutions of 1848
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IV. Revolution in the Austrian Empire in‘48
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A. Dangerous nationalisms in Habsburg Empire
B. Hungary the first to revolt
C. The rest of the Empire rebels
V. Revolution on the Italian Peninsula
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A. Early Risers: Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
B. Mazzini and the Roman Republic
C. Idea of the Risorgimento Persists
VI. Russia: Revolution--NO Reforms--YES
 VII. Summary of 1848
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Vienna Revolts: March 13, 1848
Franz Joseph of Habsburg
(r. 1848-1916)
The Revolutions of 1848
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IV. Revolution in the Austrian Empire in‘48
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A. Dangerous nationalisms in Habsburg Empire
B. Hungary the first to revolt
C. The rest of the Empire rebels
V. Revolution on the Italian Peninsula
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A. Early Risers: Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
B. Mazzini and the Roman Republic
C. Idea of the Risorgimento Persists
VI. Russia: Revolution--NO Reforms--YES
 VII. Summary of 1848
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Giuseppe
Mazzini: Italian
Nationalist and
Founder of the
Roman Republic
(1848-49)
The Revolutions of 1848
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IV. Revolution in the Austrian Empire in‘48
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A. Dangerous nationalisms in Habsburg Empire
B. Hungary the first to revolt
C. The rest of the Empire rebels
V. Revolution on the Italian Peninsula
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A. Early Risers: Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
B. Mazzini and the Roman Republic
C. Idea of the Risorgimento Persists
VI. Russia: Revolution--NO Reforms--YES
 VII. Summary of 1848
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