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Young lover commits suicide over an unreturned love.
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How the French Revolution changed too quickly.
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A conservative who initially pursued a moderate policy of easing press censorship and reconciling with the Catholic population of the kingdom
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Population when unchecked increases at a faster rate than food supply.
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A factory community in Scotland with higher wages, schools, and improved conditions.
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GB absorbed Ireland into UK.
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An initial reformer, Alexander I was a conservative who defeated Napoleon, but led to a growing opposition against him.
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Action to replace Napoleon's reign by reinstalling the Bourbon family to the ruling house with Louis XVIII.
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A conservative reaction to the Age of Napoleon.
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Put high tariffs on foreign grain to help local grain farmers.
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Person who restored the Bourbon family to France's ruling house.
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Agreement to periodical meetings to discuss war and revolution.
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Natural Cycle of Political Economy that the government shouldn't interfere with.
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Technology gone wrong.
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A high-level diplomatic meeting of France and the Concert of Europe (P.E.A.R) and agreed upon no more occupation army in France and they'd join the Quad Alliance once reparations were paid in full.
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Riot in England where citizens demanded the reform of parliamentary representation
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Reforms established by Metternich where strict censorship and supervision of classrooms and libraries, spies and police terrorized liberal students and professors were used and caused small liberal and nationalistic movements to evaporate.
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Poetry that portrays humans revolting against oppressive laws and customs.
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Agreement that the Concert of Europe would help to stop revolutions Italy and Spain.
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Agreement that Austrians stop revolts in Italy.
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Congress agreed to support France if it should be attacked by Spain and authorized a French expedition into Spain
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Statement issued by the U.S that says any attempt of a European power to re-colonize L.A. would be viewed by the U.S. as an act of aggression and would be met with aggression, and was backed by Great Britain.
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Brother of Louis XVIII's reign in France.
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Successor of Alexander I as a result of the Decembrist Revolts and while in power, autocracy reached its high in Russia.
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Called for Constantine to become tsar, not Nicholas, but was eventually crushed.
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Proclaimed king in 1830 and was dominated by wealthy industrialists and bankers.
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Exception to the principle of avoiding intervention from the Congress of Vienna; a revolt to free the Greeks from the Ottoman Turks.
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A secret political association to promote the fight for Italian independence and unity.
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It led to the overthrow of King Charles X, the French Bourbon monarch, and the ascent of his cousin Louis Philippe.
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Conflict which led to the establishment of an independent Kingdom of Belgium
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Ended corrupt voting districts and doubled voting population. however there was still a property requirement.
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A coalition of German states formed to manage tariffs and economic policies within their territories.
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A social reform and literary movement in 19th century Germany.
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Called for six reforms to make the political system more democratic
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Believed inequality of sexes was because of inequality of ownership of property.
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Period of mass starvation and disease in Ireland from an unknown fungus attacking all potato crops, resulting in a fatal harvest.
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Organized revolts in the states of the Italian peninsula and Sicily, led by intellectuals and agitators who desired a liberal government.
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1848 political document by German philosophers Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels that explained their perfect idea of communism.
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A political uproar (one of many in Europe at the time) where the birth of Second Republic occurred and Louis Napoleon eventually declares himself emperor (Napoleon III).
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Convention of liberals and nationalists from several German states that met in 1848 to try to form a unified government for Germany,
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Revolt of French workers against the monarchy; divisions rose between the middle class and workers and they reached a boiling point when the Constitutional Assembly abolished the national workshops.
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After the Revolution of 1848, in 1850, Napoleon III was elected president of the Second Republic.
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Expressed absolute freedom of opinion.
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A publication written by Karl Marx that describes his point of view with economics, politics, and philosophy.
