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Age of Revolutions

TermDefinition
Concert of Europe the conservative system of government that dominated most of Europe in the 1800s
Conservatives favored monarchy, powerful Church, and social hierarchy
Liberals favored constitutional government that promoted natural rights, separation of powers, free markets, and suffrage
Suffrage right to vote
Laissez-faire leave it alone/let it be - belief that govt should not interfere with economy
Empire political entity that includes multiple cultural groups
Nationalism strong sense of shared national identity
Milos Obrenovic led Serbian revolution against Ottoman Empire
July Revolution Second French Revolution in 1830
Citizen King nickname for Louis Philippe, who came to power from the July Revolution
Klemens von Metternich Conservative Austrian statesman, central figure in the conservative Concert of Europe
Belgium gained independence from the Netherlands in 1831
November Uprising Poles attempt to revolt against Russian rule
February Days French revolt against Louis Philippe, leads to Second French Republic
June Days revolt led by French working-class
Louis Napoleon nephew of Napoleon, becomes President and later Emperor of France
Peninsulares Spanish-born Latin Americans, dominated Latin American society
Creoles European-descended Latin Americans
Mestizos mix of Native American and European descent
Mulattos mix of African and European descent
Simon Bolivar creole military leader who led the independence movements for most of South America, nicknamed "the Liberator"
Toussaint L’Ouverture leader of the Haitian Revolution
Miguel Hidalgo priest who led the Mexican War of Independence
Agustin Iturbide leader of the Mexican War of Independence, crowned first Emperor of Mexico
Dom Pedro son of Portuguese King, oversaw Brazilian independence as Emperor of Brazil
Gran Colombia new nation in South America created by Simon Bolivar
Congress of Vienna meeting of European leaders after defeat of Napoleon to restore order and balance of power
ideology set of beliefs or ideas
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