Chapter 4 Flashcards

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what is bourgeois liberalism?

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liberals mostly spoke for the bourgeoisie, so their ideas were called bourgeois liberalism

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Serbia seeks independence

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wins independence

Karageorge led an unsuccessful guerilla war against the Ottomans, which fostered a sense of Serbian identity

Milos Obrenovic led a successful rebellion against the Ottomans
- Support from Russia

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Greece seeks independence

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wins independence

At first, Greeks were divided when trying to fight Ottoman rule, but nationalism happened

Supported by romantic writers like Byron
Supported by Britain, France, and Russia

The European powers gave the Greeks a German king

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4
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July Revolution?

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Charles 10 believed in absolutism

Liberals and radicals revolted and wrested control of Paris and Charles 10 abdicated and fled

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5
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what did Louis 18 do?

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Issued the Charter of French Liberties which:
Created a two-house legislature
Limited freedom of press
King still held most power

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what did Charles 10 do?

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Suspended the legislature
Limited the right to vote
Restricted the press
believed in absolutism

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7
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who was Louis Philippe and what did he do?

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moderate liberals wanted a constitutional monarchy and chose him
“citizen king”
favored middle class at expense of workers

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8
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french timeline

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Louis 18
Charles 10
July Revolution
Louis Philippe (citizen king)
feb days
june days
constitution for second republic
louis napoleon (new napoleon)

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Belgium seeks independence

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wins independence

Congress of Vienna united present-day Belgium and Holland under Dutch king, which lead to rifts due to nationalism
Different languages
Belgians: Catholic; Dutch: Protestant
Belgians: manufacturing; Dutch: trade

Students in Brussels revolted and Belgium became an independent country from Holland
Britain and France gave support

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Poland seeks independence

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Russia, Prussia, and Austria divvied up Poland, with Russia getting biggest piece

Polish ppl tried to revolt but had no support and were crushed

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what happened in the “feb days”

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A recession and conflicted political ideologies led to turmoil
Gov tried to silence critics leading to chaos during the “Feb Days”
Men and women sang “La Marseillaise”
Louis Philippe abdicated
A group of socialists, liberals, and radicals declared the Second Republic, but they were all divided

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12
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what is “la marseillaise”

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revolutionary song sung in the feb days

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13
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what happened in the “june days”

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Upper- and middle-class interests prevailed in government and they shut down national workshops
French workers protested, leading to the bloody “June Days”

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14
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what did the new constitution for the second republic declare?

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Created a strong president
One-house legislature
Suffrage to all adult men

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15
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Louis Napoleon?

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“new napoleon”
won the election
made himself the emperor w the approval of ppl
at first, it was prosperous
later he went on foreign adventures that would bring down his empire

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16
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changes in austria?

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Vienna
Metternich censored press, but university students smuggled in books
Workers and students banded together and revolted in
Metternich resigned and fled in disguise

Budapest
Louis Kossuth demanded independent gov, end to serfdom, and written constitution

Prague
Demanded independent gov, end to serfdom, and written constitution

Austrian troops regained control

17
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revolts in italy

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Italian nationalists wanted to end Hapsburg dominance and set up constitutional government
They set up independent republics
Expelled the pope

France restored the pope and local rulers canceled the reforms

18
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revolts in german states

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University students and workers demanded national unity and reforms

In Prussia, the king was forced to sign a constitution by an elected assembly, but later he dissolved the assembly

Delegates met at Frankfurt Assembly
Divisions over republic vs. monarchy and whether Austria should be included

Rebellion failed bc
Rulers used military force
Revolutionaries didn’t have mass support
Their constitutions were withdrawn or replaced

19
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social structures in latin america

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Peninsulares [born in Spain/Portugal]
Creoles [European-descended]
Mulattoes [African and European descent]
Mestizos [Native American and European descent]
Slaves
Native Americans

20
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Haiti seeks independence

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Toussaint L’Ouverture leads an army of former slaves and ends slavery there

napoleon tried to reconquer haiti

france agrees to truce but captures l’ouverture and he dies in prison

21
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Mexico seeks independence

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Father Hidalgo
“el Grito de Dolores” –> call to fight
wanted to improve Native American lives
captured and executed

Jose Morelos
led rebels until he was captured

Agustin de Iturbide
liberals forced the spanish king to issue a constitution
iturbide worried reforms would be enforced on colonies, so he helped fight
they won
iturbide declared himself emperor but then republic of mexico bc he was toppled

21
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Brazil seeks independence

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Portuguese royal family fled to Brazil when Napoleon overthrew them

When they returned to Portugal, Dom Pedro was ordered to stay behind and rule Brazil

Dom Pedro refused and became emperor of independent Brazil by accepting a constitution

Much later, Brazil became a republic

22
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United Provinces of Centrals Central America

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Guatemala
Nicaragua
Honduras
El Salvador
Costa Rica

split up

23
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Gran Colombia

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Bolivar tried to unite the lands he liberated

Colombia
Panama
Venezuela
Ecuador

split up

24
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Lands that San Martin liberated

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Argentina

25
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San Martin + Bolivar liberated

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Peru
Chile