Revolutions 1848 France and Austria

The issue that ignited the French Revolution of 1848 was:

• A meeting of the Estates General

• The desire for a constitution

• A large scale protest about universal manhood sufferage

• Republican Banquets that were a loophole for freedom of assembly.

What was France's result in 1848?

• By 1852, the French Republic was recognized by all European nations

• By 1852, Louis Phillipe Egalite had returned from exile

• By 1852, Napoleon III had politically maneuvered to become Emperor

• By 1852, the Paris Commune had been suppressed by the Republic

Why did the Hungarian revolution of 1848 fail?

• The Hungarian Parliament was too conservative and overruled the army.

• Prussia intervened in the conflict because of the Holy Alliance

• Russian intervened in the conflict because of the Holy Alliance

• Franz Josef I of Austria invaded and suppressed the revolution

The Revolutions of 1830 and 1848 began in this city, which saw the first major European revolution in 1789.

• London

• Berlin

• Paris

• Madrid

King of France from 1830 - 1848, known as the Citizen King.

• Louis Philippe

• Louis XVII

• Louis Napoleon

• George III

Following the successful revolution of 1848 in France, who became their new leader, proclaiming the 2nd French Empire?

• Napoleon III

• Napoleon Bonaparte

• Louis XVII

• Louis Philippe

This term was coined by radicals as an alternative name for the Revolutions of 1848.

• global socialist revolution

• winter of oppression

• summer of freedom

• springtime of the people

True or False: The liberal Revolutions of 1848 were successful in the long term.

(5 years of running gov't)

• True

• False

What is nationalism?

• a force that causes countries to separate
• a belief that each nationality should have their own government
• a right to create a new nation
• the identity of a person with another country

Nationalism and liberalism are also known as

• Forces of change

• Forces of unification

• Forces of war

• Powerful forces