political theory supporting an increase in civil and political freedoms and less government interference with the individual

a longing for independence and local autonomy

ascended the throne of France following Napoleon; he accepted many of the reforms that had resulted from the French Revolution

he believed in the divine right of kings and sought to restore not only absolute rule but also the privileges of the Roman Church and the nobility

revolution in France in 1830 that brought down Charles X and established Louis Philippe as king; sparked other revolutions throughout Europe

he was hailed as the "citizen king" catered to the interests of the upper middle class

treaty that recognized the independence and perpetual neutrality of Belgium

he was the nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte; symbolized authority; increased his power over the government

he forced Ferdinand to abdicate in favor of his nephew; renounced the concessions of hies predecessor

he sought to prevent uprisings by instituting a policy of "Autocracy, Orthodoxy, and Nationalism"

Nicholas I'd policy of uniting the diverse national groups within Nicholas's territory around the culture and traditions of Russia

he sent the Russian army to brutally crush the rebellion

primary supporters of the liberal goals

what were the three days in June where Paris was the site of a bloody battle called

where the revolutionary fires spark first and spread throughout Europe

a nation who had smoldering discontent burst into the flame of revolution

what social program meant to provide food, shelter, medical care, and jobs for the growing number of unemployed workers

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History Ch. 17

Bold terms from 17.2

Term	Definition
Liberalism	political theory supporting an increase in civil and political freedoms and less government interference with the individual
Nationalism	a longing for independence and local autonomy
Louis XVIII	ascended the throne of France following Napoleon; he accepted many of the reforms that had resulted from the French Revolution
Charles X	he believed in the divine right of kings and sought to restore not only absolute rule but also the privileges of the Roman Church and the nobility
July Revolution	revolution in France in 1830 that brought down Charles X and established Louis Philippe as king; sparked other revolutions throughout Europe
Louis Philippe	he was hailed as the "citizen king" catered to the interests of the upper middle class
Treaty of London	treaty that recognized the independence and perpetual neutrality of Belgium
Louis Napoleon	he was the nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte; symbolized authority; increased his power over the government
Franz Josef I	he forced Ferdinand to abdicate in favor of his nephew; renounced the concessions of hies predecessor
Nicholas I	he sought to prevent uprisings by instituting a policy of "Autocracy, Orthodoxy, and Nationalism"
Russification	Nicholas I'd policy of uniting the diverse national groups within Nicholas's territory around the culture and traditions of Russia
Czar Nicholas I	he sent the Russian army to brutally crush the rebellion
Middle class	primary supporters of the liberal goals
"June Days"	what were the three days in June where Paris was the site of a bloody battle called
France	where the revolutionary fires spark first and spread throughout Europe
Belgium	a nation who had smoldering discontent burst into the flame of revolution
National workshops	what social program meant to provide food, shelter, medical care, and jobs for the growing number of unemployed workers

Created by: Adilyn B

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