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- - - - regime establised
      - maintained universal manhood suffrage
      - no real separation of power
      - everething depended on Napoleon III
    - - rquestions asked in a way
      - result was always favorable to him
  - - - Conservative Party
      - Liberal Party
  - - - establisment of censitary suffrage
      - freedoms limited by their sovereings
    - - dual monarchy 1867
  - - - universal manhood suffrage
        
        for white men
        
        most members of the Union approved
      - territori expansion to the west
        
        submission of the indigenous population
        
        confined them to reserves
        
        their territories occopied sttlers
      - slaves
        
        abolished in the north
        
        still legal in southern states
    - - northern states
        
        wanted to abolish slavery
      - southern states
        
        opposed
      - tried to form Confederate States of America
    - - liberal and industrial north
        
        won
      - leadership of President
        
        Abraham Lincoln
      - slaves were freed
    - - former black slaves
        
        right to vote
      - two political parties
        
        Republicas
        
        conservetibe
        
        Democrats
        
        liberals
      - Confederate States
        
        took vote black, poor white
        
        established racial segregation
      - mass immigration from Europe
    - - Ku Klux Klan
      - white men supreme
      - they were
        
        anti-communist
        
        homophobic
        
        anti-Semitic
  - - - New Zeland
      - Argentina
      - Australia
      - Canada
      - United States
  - - - middle classes
      - upper bourgeoisie
- - - - in Spain, Portugal, Naples, Piedmont
      - Holy Alliance reinstated absolutism
    - - declined due to
        
        divisions among its members
        
        Great Britain's criticism of its work
      - absolutist troops did not penetrate Portugal
        
        due to British opposition
        
        portuguese revolucionaries costitutional regime
    - - Revolution outbreaks
        
        France
        
        Russia
      - declared Greece's independence
        
        from Ottoman Empire
        
        war supported by
        
        Great Britain
        
        Russia
        
        France
        
        gain it in 1830
  - - - hope to reing absolutis way
      - bourgeoisie liberal ideas
    - - groups of intellectuals, studets, workers
      - in Paris
      - against absolutist tendencies
      - king abdicated
        
        parlamentary monarchy established
        
        Louis Philippe of Orleans
        
        abolished censorship, extended right vote
    - - proclamed independence from Netherlands
      - established parlamentary monarchy constitution
    - - uprising
      - part of Russian Empire
      - tsar's army crushed it
  - - - becoming conservative
      - discontent among radical liberals
      - workers suffered the most
    - - second French Republic
        
        universal manhood suffrage
    - - fear and opposition from bourgeoisie
      - worker's uprising
        
        repressed by army
    - - Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
      - elected president
      - Second French Empire 1851
      - crowned Napoleon III
    - - Austria
      - the German Confederation
      - Russia
      - Italy
      - in the end
        
        political breakthroughs in every city except Russia