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- - - - Equality
      - Liberty
  - - - bankers
      - large property owners
  - - - executive power held by the monarch and the government
      - legislative power held by the cortes or parliament
      - judicial power held by the courts
    - - freedom of association and expression
      - freedom of the press
      - freedom of religion
  - - - They supported very limited male suffrage
        
        only men with a lot of property could vote
        
        This would ensure that only the wealthy bourgeoisie would be able to vote
      - They thought that sovereignty should be shared between the monarch and the cortes or parliament
        
        The monarch would have the power to call and dissolve parliament
      - they accepted freedom of speech and of the press, but they supported some prior censorship
    - - They supported limited male suffrage
        
        with a much lower property requirement
        
        This would ensure that a greater number of men could vote, including small property owners
      - they thought that sovereignty belonged only to the people, who were represented by the cortes or parliament
      - They believed in unrestricted freedom of speech and of the press
- - - - a common culture, history and language
      - It should also have clear territorial boundaries
  - - - advocated the unification of independent states with a common language and history
      - such us the various states on the Italian Peninsula
    - - advocated independence for regions that formed part of multinational states
- - - - They thought all men should have the right to vote
      - the people would be able to vote for the political party that best represented their interests