I. REVOLUTION AND THE 19TH
CENTURY…
The question today is, what was the role
of nationalism, liberalism and romanticism in the Revolutions of 1848?
Revolutions
of 1848:
Who revolted?
French, Poles, Danes, Germans, Italians,
Czechs, Slovaks, Hungarians, Croats, and Romanians.
Only two places in Europe DO NOT have
revolution in 848:
Britain
and Russia
II. The Case of France in 1848:
A.
King
Louis Philippe (king from 1830-1848)
and Prime Minister Francois Guizot
B.
The
February Revolution:
The Second
French Republic: 1848
Alphonse da
Lamartine
Louis Blanc
National Workshops
C.
JUNE
DAYS:
Gen. Louis-Eugene
Cavaignac
Constitution of
the Second Republic
Universal Male
Suffrage
Louis Napoleon:
(led from 1848-1870)
"I believe that from
time to time, men are created whom I call volunteers of providence, in whose
hands are placed the destiny of their countries. I believe I am one of those
men. If I am wrong, I can perish uselessly. If I am right, then providence will
put me into a position to fulfill my mission."
1848=Napoleon
wins the presidency
1852:
plebiscite held by Napoleon…90%
=Emperor Napoleon
III (…death of the 2nd Republic)
In France, the Revolution of 1848, short
lived as it was, combined elements of nationalism, liberalism, and romanticism.
Was that the case elsewhere?
III.
Revolutions of 1848 across Europe: STUDENT-GENERATED IN CLASS WORK ON THE 1848 EXPERIENCE IN COUNTRIES OTHER THAN FRANCE:
A . Poland
Poles push for own country.
Germany pushes back.
Army…Polish Legion from prisoners
--nationalist and a failure
B . Denmark
--ruled by absolute
--National Liberals, march on Christianborg
--Frederick VII in charge, new cabinet, national Liberal Party
--bicameral legislature, new Constitution
--liberalism
prevails
C . German States
March Revolution…pan-Germanism, unify all German speaking people
into greater Germany
--middle class liberal reform
--working class radical
reform of living and working conditions
--it failed…no leadership
Frederick
William IV of Prussia
--maybe communism…
--nationalism
D Italian States
Italy under Austria…want freedom from Austria, Italy sought
outside help
--failed, Austria
divides Italy even more
--lack
of unification
--liberalism,
nationalism
--some liberal
constitutions, donít last long
E Hungary
Austrian rule…March 15, 1848
4 main rulers,
uprising in Pest started
the whole thing, sparked by victory in Vienna
--royalists looked to Russia for help
--feudalism
ends…liberal victory
--want to unite
Hungarians--nationalist
F Romania
--Wallachian Revolution…Romanian liberal and national
uprising…goal is to overturn Russian authority
--led by young intellectuals and officers, topple a prince,
Proclamation of Islaz is result--
Statement of
liberal vaues
Progressive reform..separation of powers, emancipation of Jews and
Gypsies, equal rights, elections every five years…liberalism
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