Clash of Ideologies Europe 1815 1848 Mr Meester

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Clash of Ideologies Europe 1815 -1848 Mr. Meester World History

Clash of Ideologies Europe 1815 -1848 Mr. Meester World History

Vocabulary 1. 2. 3. 4. Congress of Vienna Conservatism Liberalism Revolutions of 1848

Vocabulary 1. 2. 3. 4. Congress of Vienna Conservatism Liberalism Revolutions of 1848

Congress of Vienna n n After Napoleon’s defeat the leaders of Europe met in

Congress of Vienna n n After Napoleon’s defeat the leaders of Europe met in Vienna to restore order. Austria’s Clemens von Metternich was critical in balancing the power & establishing peace. • They redrew the map of Europe • promoted the restoration of monarchies in Europe. (Principle of Legitimacy)

Concert of Europe n The Congress began the Concert of Europe. • The major

Concert of Europe n The Congress began the Concert of Europe. • The major powers agreed to meet periodically to help maintain the peace in Europe. n Formed the Quadruple Alliance to suppress further revolutions • British, Austria, Prussia, & Russia

New Ideologies n Conservatives tend to dislike change. • They supported the old regime.

New Ideologies n Conservatives tend to dislike change. • They supported the old regime. (Monarchs) n Liberals like reforms. • They wanted things like natural rights, universal suffrage, & constitutions n Nationalists wanted their own nations. • They were found mainly in the empires.

Ideologies lead to Revolution n The Ottoman Empire lost several territories to nationalist revolts.

Ideologies lead to Revolution n The Ottoman Empire lost several territories to nationalist revolts. • Serbia & Greece both win their independence.

France Revolts Again n In the July Revolution of 1830, the French revolted against

France Revolts Again n In the July Revolution of 1830, the French revolted against the king. • He abdicated and fled to England n Liberals chose to set up a Constitutional Monarchy. • Gave throne to Louis Philippe the “Citizen King”.

Revolutions of 1830 n France’s success inspired more revolutions. • Nationalists in Belgium revolted

Revolutions of 1830 n France’s success inspired more revolutions. • Nationalists in Belgium revolted against Holland & won their independence. • Poland revolted against Russia but the great powers of Europe combined forces to stop it.

France Revolts Again n In the 1840’s a recession hit the French economy. •

France Revolts Again n In the 1840’s a recession hit the French economy. • The “February Days” revolt Crowds riot in Paris n Louis Philippe abdicates. n n The bourgeoisie win control • Formed the 2 nd Republic. • Workers were unhappy & revolted n “June Days” Revolt

The New Napoleon n After the defeat of the workers a new President is

The New Napoleon n After the defeat of the workers a new President is elected. • Louis Napoleon: Liked by both the middle & working classes. n Napoleon’s Nephew Soon he declares himself Emperor Napoleon III. n Ends the 2 nd Republic. n

Revolutions of 1848 n After France nationalist revolts will spring up all over Europe.

Revolutions of 1848 n After France nationalist revolts will spring up all over Europe. • Revolts will occur in Austria, Italy, & the German States. • They will be crushed by the countries from the Congress of Vienna.