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1804 - 1813
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First Serbian Revolution
1814 - 1815
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1815 - 1817
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Second Serbian Revolution
September 26, 1815
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Russia, Prussia, and Austria signed this in Paris. created after ultimate defeat of Napoleon. Was to instill the divine right of kings & Christian principles
November 20, 1815
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Signed in Paris by UK, Prussia, Russia, & Russia. It renewed alliances first agreed upon in 1813 & modified aims of alliance from defeating Bonaparte. France joined in 1818. It became ineffective in the mid 1820s after British distaste at how they handled reactionary issues
1820
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Spain, Piedmont, Naples, Portugal, Two Kingdoms of Sicily
1830
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France, Belgium, Poland
1848
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France, Milan, Prussia, Venetia, Austria (Hungary, Prague, Czechs, Vienna)
1883
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1769 - 1821
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1812
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April 1814
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Russians are in Paris
Treaty of Foutainbleu - Napoleon surrendered (went into exile in Elba)
March 20, 1815 - July 8, 1815
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Napoleon escaped Elba & took over throne
1814
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Established Peers & Deputies.
deputies: elected, but you had to pay 1000 taxes & be over 40 to hold office. 12,000 qualified.
You had to pay 300 francs to vote - 100,000 qualified to vote.
1814 - 1824
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Brief abdication in 1814 because of Napoleon's return
May 1814
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1815 - 1820
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Aided in Bourbon restoration. PM twice; 1815-18, 1820-21.
Helped France pay off indemnities
1815 - 1816
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Louis uncomfortable with this - period of extra-legal vigilanti. A lot of murders to Napoleon's friends, Ney was killed for his treason. Some were official killings, others were not. By late 1816, Louis stops this & new officials (more moderate) are elected. White terror fades out. These people in the chamber were extremely conservative - ultra-royalists
June 18, 1815
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November 20, 1815
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After 100 Days.. Much stricter on Paris than the First Peace
1819 - 1820
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Prime minister & favorite of Louis XVIII. Ultra-royalists didn't like him at all.
1820
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Charles Ferdinand. Was the son of Charles X, they assassinated him because they didn't want him to produce an heir & continue the Bourbon line
1824 - 1830
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Fled to Versailles. Violated charter of 1814 given to people by Louis XVIII. He did not understand that anything had changed.
1829 - 1830
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Arch-conservative, émigré, deeply religious (almost mystic)
1830
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1830 - 1848
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Dud d'Orléans
July 26 1830
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Started Three Glorious Days
July 27, 1830 - July 29, 1830
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Three Glorious Days
1840 - 1848
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"If you want to vote - get rich."
Immobilisme
Prime Minister. Leader of conservatives in July Monarchy.
Forced to resign in 1848
1848
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Declared Emperor for life in 1851
1848 - 1872
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Wins 3/4ths of vote. Sweeps vote! THEN ABOLISHES PRESIDENCY & ESTABLISHES HIS EMPIRE IN 1851!!!!
1848
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1848
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Albert de Lamartine
1848
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June 23, 1848 - June 26, 1848
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Overthrow July Monarchy. They establish presidential election & write a constitution
1812 - 1822
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Committed suicide in 1822
1812 - 1817
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Prime Minister extremely conservative.
He became known for his repressive measures during this economic unrest
1815
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August 1819
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1828 - 1834
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Defeated Napoleon at Waterloo. VERY conservative tory.
But ironically for free trade
1833
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1851
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1882
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1801 - 1825
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1825
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1825 - 1855
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1830 - 1831
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Russia crushed Poland
1797 - 1840
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1840 - 1861
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1848 - 1849
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Prime Minister under Frederick William IV
Liberal businessman from the bourgeoisie; appoints likeminded men
1848
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1762 - 1814
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Considered a father of German nationalism
1770 - 1831
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Philosopher; proponent of German nationalism
1789 - 1846
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1818
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Decided when/how to take military occupation out of France.
1820 - 1895
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1825 - 1848
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1834
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Ultimate goal: wanted to establish a single toll system.
1848
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1848 - 1849
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1830 - 1831
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Wanted independence from Netherlands. Dutch: protestants & the (commercial traders) country was Catholic & liked protection. There's success and London/Europe created Belgium, but it's supposed to be neutral.
Liberal constitution - Leopold of Sax-Coburg
1804 - 1835
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Holy Roman Emperor (After defeat of 3rd Coalition by Napoleon at Battle of Austerlitz.. 1792-1806
Founded Austrian Empire 1804
1809 - 1848
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1819
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Issued by Metternich because he believed that universities were for training loyal citizens. Not producing free-thinkers.
Censorship - outlaws Burschenschaften.
Prince from each state is able to place supervision on each campus to monitor/supervise ideas.
Teachers could be blacklisted if caught teaching revolutionary principles.
1835 - 1848
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Austrian Emperor, President of German Confederation, King of Hungary & Bohemia (as Ferdinand V), abdicated after Revolution of 1848
1848 - 1916
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King of Austria
1848
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1831 - 1849
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Defeated at Custoza & Novara, abdicated in favor of his son. Wanted Italian unification
1831
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Established my Mazzini
"Risorgimento"
1849 - 1878
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Became first King of Italy
1858
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1861
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1878
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1882
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