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U6P1 Euro

TermDefinition
Conservatism ideology that said privileges and traditions should be maintained
Edmund Burke wrote Reflections on the Revolution in France; stated revolution was causing too much change too quickly
Klemens von Metternich conservative statesman who created Concert of Europe; suppressed forces of change
Concert of Europe conservative system established at the Congress of Vienna
Holy Alliance agreement in which Austria, Prussia, and Russia agreed to crush liberalism and nationalism
Karlsbad Decrees laws implementing censorship on Austrian university campuses
sick man of Europe term for crumbling Ottoman Empire
July Revolution French revolution that installed liberal King Louis Philippe
Revolutions of 1848 French revolution that led to the breakdown of the Concert of Europe
Louis Napoleon he established the French Second Empire
Alexander II Russian leader who emancipated serfs in 1861
Sergei Witte oversaw Russian railroad expansion and tariffs to protect industry
Liberalism Political ideology that believed in constitutions that limited the power of the ruler
John Stuart Mill political philosopher who was liberal; believed in individual freedoms, as long as they didn't harm others
Great Reform Bill British law that expanded suffrage, but only to certain people
Chartism Movement that sought democracy through universal male suffrage
Socialism seeks to overcome income inequality by re-distributing wealth in an industrial society
Charles Fourier Utopian socialist that sought to create communities where property was shared
Karl Marx socialist that sought to foment revolution of proletariat against bourgeoisie and state
proletariat working class
bourgeoisie middle class
Anarchism asserts that all forms of government are unnecessary and oppressive
Mikhail Bakunin leading anarchist
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