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Lesson 8 Review
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| - ruled France after the Congress of Vienna - limited government - individual freedoms and a legislature to share power | Louis XVIII |
| - ruled after Louis XVIII -didn't except limited government -for absolutism -ruler of France from 1824 until 1830 | Charle's X |
| -Wanted a republic with full voting rights -Wanted dramatic change in both politics and economics | Radicals |
| -limited monarchy -limited voting rights -political freedom -no economic reforms | Moderates |
| -wanted to be absolute monarchy - no reforms in either politics or economics -for the ancien regime | Monarchist |
| -Citizens clashed with royal troops for several days -Charles X went into exile - legislature then elected Louis Philippe as king -set off a wave throughout Europe | revolution of 1830 |
| - a moderate -limited power -limited freedom -forced out of thrown after a few days of the Revolution of 1848 | Louis Philippe |
| -February 1848 several dozen people were killed when troops opened fire on demonstrators -workers responded by taking to the streets by the tens of thousands | Revolution of 1848 |
| -French republic created after the Revolution of 1848 toppled the July monarchy of King Louis-Philippe | Second Republic |
| June, 1848 -Another workers’ revolt began - gov't responded with violent force -Full-scale class warfare in Paris -3 days of fighting -more than 10,000 workers were dead -end of the Revolution of 1848 | June Days |
| -elected leader of France -was popular with both workers and elites -1852: he named himself emperor of France -dictator of the 2nd empire until 1870 -No more republic | Louis Napoleon (Napoleon III) |
| -war between France and Prussia -during this, Napoleon was captured | Franco-Prussian War |
| -no king -Universal male suffrage -Two-house legislature -premier would be the executive power | Third Republic |
| -radicals set up this organization to push for communist style revolution in France | Paris Commune |
| -members of Paris Commune | Commrads |
| -prime minister | Premier |
| -allowed Britain go forward for greater democracy and freedom -reforms rather than revolution | limited government |
| -Britain's lawmaking body | Parliament |
| -a government that a leader does not have full power and has to follow certain rules | limited government |
| -removed tariffs on grain | corn laws |
| -gave women suffrage | reform act of 1918 |
| -all adults have the right to vote | universal suffrage |
| -voting rights | suffrage |
| -tax on imported goods | tariff |
| -house of Parliament that is elected | house of commons |
| -house of parliament that is not elected | house of lords |
| -Britain’s most important abolitionist | William Wilberforce |
| -further extended voting rights—added more than 2 million new voters | reform act of 1884 |
| - extended voting rights; almost doubled the size of the electorate | reform act of 1867 |
| -Older districts with few voters sent several representatives | rotten boroughs |
| -Gave representation to newer cities -Eliminated many rotten boroughs -Reduced property requirements on voting, but still restricted suffrage | The Reform Act of 1832 |
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