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DiploReform

Conservative Diplomacy and Reform

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Efforts by the great powers to preserve the balance of power and conservative order established at Vienna Concert of Europe
Agreement between Great Britain, Austria, Prussia, and Russia to maintain the alliance that had defeated Napoleon and meet periodically to discuss issues of mutual concern Quadruple Alliance
Proposal by Tsar Alexander I that Russia, Prussia, and Austria would pledge to observe Christian principles in both domestic and international affairs Holy Alliance
meeting that decided that France should be freed of occupation and join the Quadruple Alliance Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle
Meeting to discuss revolutions in Spain ans assert that Russia, Prussia, and Austria asserted their right to intervene in other countries to oppose revolutions, ticking off British Congress of Troppau
Meeting that gave France support to intervene in Spain; Britain withdrew from the Quintuple Alliance Congress of Verona
Country that fought against Turkish rule starting in 1821; the Turks crushed the revolt in 1825; western countries forced Ottoman Empire to recognize its independence Greece
Tory prime minister from 1812-1827 who headed a reactionary cabinet that originally opposed reform Lord Liverpool
British troops fired on a large crowd that had gathered in Manchester to hear speeches on parliamentary reform and repeal of the Corn Laws Peterloo Massacre
Laws passed following the Peterloo Massacre to restrict freedoms of sppech and assembly and expanding police power and harsh punishment The Six Acts
British leader who reformed the criminal code and organized the London police Robert Peel
17th century law that barred Nonconformists from public office that was repealed in 1828 Test Act
Extension of the right to vote and hold public office to property owning Catholics Catholic Emancipation
The practice of towns with very small populations having representation in Parliament Rotten boroughs
The practice of a wealth noble being able to choose a member of parliament Pocket boroughs
Whig prime minister who pushed through a parliamentary reform bill Lord Grey
Law that got rid of 56 rotten and pocket boroughs and spread the seats to underrepresented areas; extended the right to vote to middle class men Reform Bill of 1832
Led the movement to abolish slavery throughout the British Empire William Wilberforce
Law that placed restrictions on child labor in the textile industry Factory Act of 1833
Laws that placed tariff on wheat and other grains, provided great landowners with a protected market for their crops Corn Laws
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