The Revolutions of 1830 &1848 I. Background--Post-Napoleonic Europe 1815-48 II. The French Revolution of 1830 III. The French Revolution of 1848 – A. Problems in France – B. May 1848--2nd Republic Declared IV. Revolution in the German lands – A. Social and Political Demands – B. Spring 1848 – C. Prussia in 1848 – D. Frankfurt Parliament – E. Failure of the Frankfurt Parliament
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The Revolutions of 1830 &1848
I. Background--Post-Napoleonic Europe 1815-48
II. The French Revolution of 1830
III. The French Revolution of 1848
– A. Problems in France
– B. May 1848--2nd Republic Declared
IV. Revolution in the German lands
– A. Social and Political Demands
– B. Spring 1848
– C. Prussia in 1848
– D. Frankfurt Parliament
– E. Failure of the Frankfurt Parliament
Revolutions of
1830 and 1848
Delacroix’s Liberty Leading the People (1830)
King Louis Philippe,
Duc d’ Orleans
(r. 1830-1848)
The Revolutions of 1830 &1848
I. Background--Post-Napoleonic Europe 1815-48
II. The French Revolution of 1830
III. The French Revolution of 1848
– A. Problems in France
– B. May 1848--2nd Republic Declared
IV. Revolution in the German lands
– A. Social and Political Demands
– B. Spring 1848
– C. Prussia in 1848
– D. Frankfurt Parliament
– E. Failure of the Frankfurt Parliament
Revolutions of
1830 and 1848
The 1848
Revolution
in Berlin
The Revolutions of 1830 &1848
I. Background--Post-Napoleonic Europe 1815-48
II. The French Revolution of 1830
III. The French Revolution of 1848
– A. Problems in France
– B. May 1848--2nd Republic Declared
IV. Revolution in the German lands
– A. Social and Political Demands
– B. Spring 1848
– C. Prussia in 1848
– D. Frankfurt Parliament
– E. Failure of the Frankfurt Parliament
A Revolutionary in Frankfurt, Summer 1848
The Revolutions of 1848
IV. Revolution in the Austrian Empire in‘48
– A. Dangerous nationalisms in Habsburg Empire
– B. Hungary the first to revolt
– C. The rest of the Empire rebels
V. Revolution on the Italian Peninsula
– A. Early Risers: Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
– B. Mazzini and the Roman Republic
– C. Idea of the Risorgimento Persists
VI. Russia: Revolution--NO Reforms--YES
VII. Summary of 1848
Ethnic Minorities in the Habsburg Empire in the 19C
Louis Kossuth:
Leader of Hungarian
Independence
The Revolutions of 1848
IV. Revolution in the Austrian Empire in‘48
– A. Dangerous nationalisms in Habsburg Empire
– B. Hungary the first to revolt
– C. The rest of the Empire rebels
V. Revolution on the Italian Peninsula
– A. Early Risers: Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
– B. Mazzini and the Roman Republic
– C. Idea of the Risorgimento Persists
VI. Russia: Revolution--NO Reforms--YES
VII. Summary of 1848
Vienna Revolts: March 13, 1848
Franz Joseph of Habsburg
(r. 1848-1916)
The Revolutions of 1848
IV. Revolution in the Austrian Empire in‘48
– A. Dangerous nationalisms in Habsburg Empire
– B. Hungary the first to revolt
– C. The rest of the Empire rebels
V. Revolution on the Italian Peninsula
– A. Early Risers: Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
– B. Mazzini and the Roman Republic
– C. Idea of the Risorgimento Persists
VI. Russia: Revolution--NO Reforms--YES
VII. Summary of 1848
Giuseppe
Mazzini: Italian
Nationalist and
Founder of the
Roman Republic
(1848-49)
The Revolutions of 1848
IV. Revolution in the Austrian Empire in‘48
– A. Dangerous nationalisms in Habsburg Empire
– B. Hungary the first to revolt
– C. The rest of the Empire rebels
V. Revolution on the Italian Peninsula
– A. Early Risers: Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
– B. Mazzini and the Roman Republic
– C. Idea of the Risorgimento Persists
VI. Russia: Revolution--NO Reforms--YES
VII. Summary of 1848
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