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The people of Austria were fed up with the current government, and wanted to have more freedoms. The liberal culture of Austria started growing and the government did little to impede it until it started to revolt against the Austrian Empire.

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The Prussian Monarchy began to be opposed by its people. Rioting began in Berlin and King Frederick William IV mobilized the Prussian Army. To the shock of the people and neighboring monarchies, he allowed for elections to take place. The people in the Prussian Assembly voted to join Prussia to the rest of the German Confederation, creating a large german nation to oppose Russia. When this was announced, Frederick changed his mind and dissolved the assembly.

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The people of France, specifically the workers, revolted against the government and Napoleon.

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In what way did the Congress of Vienna influence the revolt

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In what way did the Congress of Vienna influence the revolt

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After the Congress of Vienna, France became a republic and had a constitutional monarchy.

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The revolt was not successful because the working class did not get what they wanted. They want more jobs that paid well and had good working conditions. Even in 1849 many people were unemployed

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The people of the Austrian Empire of varying ethnic groups.

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Because people wanted more freedom.

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The citizens of Berlin, Frederick William IV, the people of Prussia, the members of the Prussian Assembly.

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In Belgium, there were no major revolutions anywhere; however, there were several small outbreaks across the country. In Denmark, farmers and liberals revolted. In the Netherlands, there were no major revolutions anywhere.

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The previous monarchy, Frederick William III had been harsh on the Prussian people when there was a call for a constitution. When the new king came to power the people cried out for the constitution. The combination of there calls not being answered and the declining power of Prussia led to the people of Berlin to revolt.

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In what way did the Congress of Vienna influence the revolt?

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In what way did the Congress of Vienna influence the revolt?

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By sparking a liberal sense in that all of the countries were given compensation and some got independence while the Austrian Empire did not even with all of its diverse ethnic groups.

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In what way did the Congress of Vienna influence the revolt?

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In what way did the Congress of Vienna influence the revolt?

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The Congress of Vienna influenced it by creating the same autocratic political states, similar to the Holy Roman Empire and did not lead to a more national call to unify Germany.

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The people of Sicily established a constitution. Then the congress of Vienna disregarded this constitution by appointing French Rule over the state. This was to return the rule of land to how it was before Napoleon. The people of Sicily were disgusted and angered so they revolted against the french house of Bourbon and fought for independence!

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 What part did liberal and conservative ideals have in the revolt? 

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 What part did liberal and conservative ideals have in the revolt? 

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The liberal ideals of the revolt wanted to make a more democratic form of government and give more power to the people. This started the revolt since Prussia was ruled under a monarch. Conservative ideals were to keep and protect the monarch which is why the liberals had to leave after the revolt failed.

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People put barricades up in the street, and the Paris mob frightened the Louis into abdicating. The Radical Republicans managed to get the government to pass socialist programs.

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The revolt was an astounding failure. Many of the Liberal men and families were kicked out of Germany in the end. It did have potential for success and did have some but not for very long at all.

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What part did liberal and conservative ideals have in this revolt?

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What part did liberal and conservative ideals have in this revolt?

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Liberal ideas were combating conservative ideas in this revolt, as the people wanted a republic and more freedoms.

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No, the revolt failed and the Austrian government prevailed.

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In Belgium, migrant workers were encouraged to overthrow the monarchy and establish a republic. In Denmark, liberals wanted to abolish absolutism. In the Netherlands, there were no major outbreaks between any groups of people.

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In Belgium, the only outbreaks that occurred were because of invading countries. In Denmark, there was a new king who gave in to liberals, made a new constitution, and established a Parliament. In the Netherlands, William II decided to reduce the power of the monarchy, resulting in no war.

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Louis Philippe's government was bourgeoisie-dominated. The workers who had manned the barricades were upset. Only 1/13 of adult males could vote. The discontent finally resulted in the February Revolution of 1848.

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In what way did the Congress of Vienna influence the revolt?

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In what way did the Congress of Vienna influence the revolt?

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In Belgium, migrant workers living in Paris tried to overthrow the monarchy after the French Revolution. In Denmark,

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What part did liberal and conservative ideals have in the revolt

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What part did liberal and conservative ideals have in the revolt

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A candidate for the election of a new president was Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, Napoleon I's nephew. He, like Napoleon I, was a liberal. He won the election. Although he claimed to be liberal, the newly elected President was mostly interested in reestablishing order. He got rid of socialists in the government, and he crowned himself Emperor. France had a new dictator.