1848 European Revolutions Overview
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What major event happened in France in February 1848?

  • The June Revolution erupted.
  • The Provisional Government was established.
  • The National Workshops were closed down.
  • The King fled to Great Britain. (correct)

Who led the Provisional Government in France after the February Revolution?

  • Lamartine (correct)
  • Otto von Bismarck
  • Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
  • Count Camillo Benso di Cavour

Which statement accurately describes the outcome of the June Revolution in France?

  • It marked the start of the Second Republic.
  • The uprising failed and led to a crackdown on dissent. (correct)
  • It resulted in the successful establishment of a socialist state.
  • It led to a permanent resolution between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat.

What was a significant action taken by Austria following the 1848 revolutions?

<p>Suppressed nationalist rebellions in various regions. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did France respond to Mazzini's establishment of a republic in Italy?

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What was the goal of the Frankfurt Assembly in Germany?

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Who rejected the crown offered by the Frankfurt Assembly?

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What was the ideological split represented by the June Revolution in France?

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1848 Revolutions

A series of uprisings that swept across Europe in 1848, primarily driven by calls for political reform, national unity, and social justice.

French Provisional Government

The liberal-minded government established in France after the overthrow of King Louis Philippe.

French National Workshops

The attempt by the French government to provide employment and alleviate poverty after the 1848 revolution, ultimately failed and led to a violent crackdown.

June Revolution (France)

The bloody uprising by Parisian workers against the French government in June 1848, resulting in the suppression of the rebellion and a widening gap between the wealthy and the working class.

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Frankfurt Assembly

A significant meeting of German liberals who aimed to create a unified Germany with a constitution.

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Mazzini

The Italian nationalist who led the drive to expel the Pope from Rome and establish a short-lived Italian republic.

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Metternich

The Austrian Prime Minister who was overthrown during the 1848 revolutions, symbolizing the decline of conservative and absolutist rule in Europe.

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Count Cavour

The Prime Minister of Piedmont-Sardinia who played a key role in Italian unification, promoting reforms and strengthening the army.

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Study Notes

1848 Revolutions

  • Louis Philippe prohibited political gatherings
  • February Revolution: King fled to England
  • Provisional government, led by poet Lamartine, declared the Second Republic, advocating for radical liberalism
  • Political parties: Republicans, moderate, Orleanists, monarchists, democrats, and socialists (Blancs)

Expansion Across Europe

  • Government closed national workshops (120,000 workers)
  • June Revolution (proletariat): failed, leading to harsh suppression. This symbolized the conflict between the bourgeoisie and proletariat.
  • Louis Napoleon Bonaparte became president (dictator in 1852)

Austria

  • Revolutions: Metternich and Ferdinand I were removed
  • National uprisings in Prague, Hungary and Italy were suppressed

Italy

  • Constitutional movements
  • Mazzini expelled the Pope from Rome, forming a republic. France restored the Pope in 1850.
  • Only Piedmont remained with a constitution, guided by Cavour.

Germany

  • Workers' movements in Cologne, Berlin and Frankfurt
  • Frankfurt Parliament: Liberals called for a national assembly through universal suffrage to create a German constitution.
  • Failure: The crown was offered to Frederick William (Prussia), but he declined due to concerns about liberal ideals.
  • The Frankfurt Parliament was dissolved.
  • Bismarck represented Prussia in Frankfurt.

Austria's Evolution

  • Austria transitioned toward more constitutional forms of government.

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Explore the key events of the 1848 Revolutions across Europe, including the February Revolution in France, the June Revolution, and national uprisings in Austria and Italy. Understand the political dynamics, such as the rise of Louis Napoleon and the challenges between the bourgeoisie and proletariat. This quiz will test your knowledge of the significant changes in European politics during this tumultuous year.

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