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Mason Chapter 4: 1848, The Peoples' Spring - Coggle Diagram
Mason Chapter 4: 1848, The Peoples' Spring
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Europe after 1815
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Russia controlled Finland and Lithuania and eastern Poland was confirmed, Poland was created "Congress Poland"
Definitions
Nation States-empires, principalities and mini states.
Quadruple Alliance- England, Russia, Prussia and Austria formed an alliance after defeating Napoleon and worked to suppress any revolution of Bonapartism. France was added into the alliance in 1818 and was then reffered to as the Concert System
Concert of Europe-Prince Clemens von Metternich, chief minister of the Habsburg monarchy organized several congresses of European leaders during the 1820s to discuss intervention against political unrest on the continent. Allies went to Italy and Spain to suppress nationalist and liberal revolts
Political Community-built on family dynasties (hereditary monarchies), with little regard for popular allegiance or national culture.
Civic Nationalism-The forging of centralized, unified, national states by monarchs, from the top down
Popular Nationalism-the forging of states from the bottom up, is more recent still and is linked to the Enlightenment and uses the revolutionary ideas of the people as the source of power. This form of nationalism assumes that people who share a common language, culture, and identity—a na-
tion—should be in charge of their own political destiny.
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