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04 LIBERAL REVOLUTIONS
1The restoration is overturned
Three waves of antiabsolutist revolutionary movements
They followed the same route as the 18th-century revolutions
THE REVOLUTIONARY WAVE OF 1820
The Holy Alliance took part in -> Spain, Naples and Piedmont
In 1822, there were revolutionary outbreaks in France and Russia
Great Britain, Russia and France -> Took part in war of 1827
THE REVOLUTIONARY WAVE OF 1830
Louis XVIII, was succeeded by Charles X
In 1830, students and workers organised the July Revolution in Paris
A parliamentary monarchy was establish -> by Louis Philippe of Orleans
The Belgians proclaimed their independenc
THE REVOLUTIONARY WAVE OF 1848
Louis Philippe of Orleans’ reign was becoming more conservative
A revolution in which the Second French Republic was proclaimed
He proclaimed the Second French Empire -> Napoleon III was crowned
The Revolution of 1848 spread ->Austria, the German Confederation, Italy and Russia.
2 The consolidation of liberal regimesThere was also hostility
Workers and radical liberals called themselves democrats
They organised themselves into political parties to promote their ideas and interests.
There was also hostility including the trade unions, parties and the First International
France
A regime was established
The emperor called plebiscites or referendums to justify his position.
The suffrage was recognised
Great Britain
Britain’s monarch was Queen Victoria
British parliamentarism became very stable
Two political parties
Conservative Party
Liberal Party
Prussia and Austria
Freedoms were limited
The establishment of censitary suffrage
The mobilisation of the Hungarian nationalists converted the two countries
Called Austro-Hungarian Empire
The United States
Great territorial expansion ->This resulted in the submission of the indigenous population
There was a war of america Civil war
They established the racial segregation
The women's suffrage was etablishe at 1869
