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- - - - common culture
      - Common history
  - - - It advocated the unification of independent states with a common language and history
    - - It advocated independence for regions that formed part of multinational states
- - - - All men should have the right to vote and be able to choose the political party that best represent their interests
    - - They considered hereditary monarchy to be incompatible with democracy
- - - - Legislative power was held by the parliament
      - Judicial power was help by the courts
      - Executive power was held by the monarch and government
    - - Limited male suffrage
    - - The form of government
    - - Freedom of expression
      - Freedom of the press
      - Freedom of association
      - Freedom of religion
      - Right to choose political representatives
      - Right to life
      - Right to own private property
    - - The guarantee of citizens rights and liberties
  - - - Limited male suffrage was supported in which a lower land owning was required
      - Sovereignty only belonged to the people, meaning that they were represented by the parliament
      - They believed in unrestricted freedom of speech and of the press
    - - Very limited male suffrage was supported so that only rich men with an amount of property would vote
      - Popular sovereignty shared between the parliament and the monarch. The monarch would be able to call or dissolve parliament
      - Freedorm of the speech and press, although they supported prior censorship