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Title: Europe Faces Nationalism


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Europe Faces Nationalism
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Clash of Philosophies
  • Conservative
  • Wealthy property owners and nobility wanted the
    monarchy protected
  • Liberal
  • Middle class business leaders and merchants
    wanted more power to elected parliaments
  • Radical
  • Favored drastic change to extend democracy to all
    people

3
Lets Talk about It
  • How can people have some different philosophies?
  • To which school do US political parties
    correspond?

4
Nationalism Develops
  • Loyalty to the people
  • Nation states had independent governments
  • Liberal middle class pushed this movement

5
Countries Fight Back
  • Greece gains independence from the Ottoman Empire
  • Belgium declared independence from the Dutch

6
Radicals Change France
  • King Charles X tried to establish an absolute
    monarchy he fled to Britain
  • Louis Phillipe supported liberal reforms
  • After Louis fell out of favor radicals split into
    factions and caused a lot violence
  • Radicals became unpopular and so moderate
    constitution was drawn up in 1848.

7
Lets Talk about It
  • How were the actions of radicals contrary to
    their philosophy?
  • Was the election of Louis Napoleon a victory for
    the radicals?

8
Louis Napoleon
  • Strong ruler who took the title as Emperor
  • Built railroads, encouraged industrialization,
    promoted public works
  • Unemployment decreased and prosperity was evident

9
Reform in Russia
  • Not industrialized
  • Nicholas I threatened to take over part of the
    Ottoman Empire in the Crimean War but inadequate
    resources led to their failure
  • Alexander II moved Russia towards modernization

10
Reform and Reaction
  • Abolition of serfdom however debts remained
  • Alexander II assassinated
  • Alexander III encouraged industrialization
  • Major force was nationalism
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