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Europe Faces Revolutions - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Instead of a monarchy system they wanted to give more power to elected parliaments instead
      - Only wanted the educated and landowners to have the right to vote
      - Mainly made up of middle-class business leaders and merchants
    - - They believe that the government should practice liberty, equality, and brotherhood from the French Revolution
      - Some of these people believed in anarchism
        
        Anarchism is when people believe that the government is harmful and unnecessary
      - This group wanted everyone to be able to participate in democracy decisions
      - To which school do U.S. political parties belong?
        
        I'd say we would fall more into the Radical category because these people also agree on freedom and equality and want a government where everyone has a say in it and can equally vote no matter how rich or poor you were.
    - - These people wanted to keep the old monarchies traditions going
      - https://www.britannica.com/topic/conservatism/Conservatism-in-the-19th-century
      - Mainly made up of wealthy property owners and nobility
    - - This can depend on you social class and depending how wealthy you are but it's also what you grow up with your parents too. These different parties just depend on what you want to believe in and what you have and that will not always be the same as everyone else's.
- - - - How were the actions of the radicals contrary to their philosophy?
        
        The radicals would preach that the monarchy is destroying the citizens of France but more often than not the violence of the radicals are doing just as much damage if not more.
        
        France Accepts a Strong Ruler
        
        in December 1848 Louis Napoleon was elected as president of France
        
        The French were weary of instability. They welcomed a strong ruler who would bring peace to France.
        
        Was the election of Louis-Napoleon a victory for the radicals?
        
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        Louis-Napoleon built railroads, encouraged industrialization, and promoted an ambitious program of public works.
        
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        Leadership:To be responsible for guiding a group of people or nation.
        
        Radical beliefs
      - The radicals split into factions crating two main intentions
        
        One side wanted only political reform.
        
        The other side also wanted social and economic reform
      - Democratization:The transition to a government that includes more of the people.
- - - - A Greek Type of Goverment
    - - Why did leaders of powerful countries oppose revolution even when not directed against them?
        
        Leaders didn't want people in their own country to catch wind of what was happening and try to revolt themselves.
      - Revolutions were popular among people around the world
      - Russians connected to Greek Orthodox Christians, who were under supervision of the Muslim Ottomans.
      - Educated people in America and Europe found the Greek culture interesting.
        
        Greek Culture in America
      - Culture: Others were fascinated by the culture of the Greeks
      - Identity: The Russians, Americans, and Europeans all identified with the Greeks in religion and culture.
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- - - - The first and boldest of Alexander's reforms was a decree freeing the serfs in 1861, abolition of serfdom only went halfway.
        
        https://alphahistory.com/russianrevolution/reform-and-reaction-in-russia/
        
        Were peasants better off after the serfs were freed?
        
        The emancipation edicts did not entirely fulfill the hopes of Russian serfs or former slaves in the Unites States.
- - - - How were the revolutions in Italy different from the revolutions in Greece Belgium and Poland?
      - Revolutions in Italy were solved with Austrian troops, and was declared unsuccessful. While the revolutions in Greece, Belgium, and Poland were successful.