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THE RESTORATION

AND THE

LIBERAL REVOLUTIONS OF

THE 19TH CENTURY

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The Restoration

The Congress of Vienna was supposed to reinstate the Ancien Regime and the monarchs who had been removed from power by Napoleon.

Revolutions were supposed to be crushed.

The Holy Alliance and the Quadruple Alliance were formed.

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THE HOLY ALLIANCE

  • Austria
  • Prussia
  • Russia

Created in 1815 after fall of Napoleon.

The Holy Alliance was formed to curb

revolutionary ideas across Europe and to

reinforce religious ideals to push Europe

back to the days of religious idealism.

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The two great ideologies of the revolutions

LIBERALISM AND NATIONALISM

The ideas were brought forth during the French Revolution and once spread, it was hard for governments to hide these ideas from the people.

Liberalism: a political and social philosophy that promotes individual rights, civil liberties, democracy, and free enterprise.

Nationalism: nationalistic aspirations to the creation of unified,

independent, constitutional states with their own parliaments

and the rule of law.

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REVOLUTIONS OF 1820

Anti-absolutist uprisings in Spain, Portugal, Piedmont, Naples

These movements failed and absolute governments were restored.

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REVOLUTIONS OF 1830

Began in France and spread to Belgium, Spain, Portugal, Poland, and some Italian and German states

The liberalism became conservative and limited rights and freedoms

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REVOLUTIONS OF 1848

Popular participation!

Also started in France, and spread to Prussia, Austria-Hungary, the German and Italian states

The revolutionaries wanted more rights, the ability of all men to vote, social equality, and social improvements.

But they were too radical, and the revolutions were suppressed.

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