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CLEP West Civilization II - Conservation Liberalism And Revolution
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1. Revolution during the Hapsburg dynasty.

2. Austria - Russia - and Prussia. Protocol of Troppau said they could interfere with countries that could not keep conservatism by themselves.

3. The battle where Napoleon was defeated after he escaped Elba. He was then sent to St. Helena - another island - where he died 6 yrs. after.

4. New beliefs crash with old ones - from this new beliefs are made. thesis (belief) antithesis + (opposite of the belief) = synthesis.

5. One of the leaders of the provisional government. Started government stores to provide work for people and gave the vote to men.

6. Ignored the constitution of Spain and ruined the parliament. 1820 Naples had revolution.

7. Ruled Piedmont-Sardinia. warred with Austria and defeated Italy.

8. Free trade in Germany.

9. Russia - Prussia - Austria - and Britain. they all worked together to take over Napoleon. He was defeated at Leipzig and was exiled on Elba - an island.

10. Said good sounding ideas can be very wrong and traditoin helps decided. thought traditional communities were important.

11. Ideas of Enlightenment and French Revolution became more acceptable to the bourgeoisie.

12. Britain - France and Ottoman against Russia. Russians thought they should have control of the Christian shrines. Russia lost and France and England were able to trade in the Black Sea.

13. 6 months long. Napoleon III was taken captive and some of his army was also capture at Sedan.

14. Language - history and customs of different countries.

15. The belief that all people are servants of the state.

16. The people in Russia tried to establish and monarchy with a constitution. Happened on the first day that Tsar Nicholar I ruled.

17. Congress allowed France to join their alliance. The leader was Klemens von Metternich.

18. Discussion in Vienna about how the continent was to be reorganized now that Napoleon no longer ruled. The point of it was to keep all countries equal and not have one dominating the other.

19. 1852. wanted to make France more powerful and more influential.

20. Did not like the radical ideas. His National Guard fired on the people of Paris and killed some.

21. Alsace and Lorraine were lost by the French and they were never again the main power in Europe.

22. France invaded Spain and Austria did the same in Naples.

23. Forbid anyone in the countries he ruled from trading with Britain. By Napoleon.

24. By John Stuart Mill. ideas: if people are not being annoying they should be left alone. open mind about beliefs. religious freedom and women rights.

25. Radical. spent much life in exile. wanted Rome to be the capital when Italy was united.

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