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Revolution/Crisis

Q and A for the World Revolution and Crisis

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The European Revolutions in 1848 started due what and how did the people respond? Due to a bad harvest which led to demands of liberalism.
France with a combination of both food shortages and industrialization, what did this lead up to? A divided coalition that sparked a revolt, leading to the king stepping down and created a constitution freeing all colonial slaves having all men being able to vote.
What made a diverse coalition of both Merchants and middle-class a problem? Both wanted different problems to be fixed, middle class wanted political change, while working class wanted economic change.
What would happen if the government made changes for the middle-class? People of middle-class would abstain from the working class, some found working-class ideologies being too radical.
As revolutions happened all over Europe, what effect took place as a result? The end of serfdom and middle-class gaining some political rights.
Other than Europe, what other places have revolts happened during this time? China and India
1851-1864 saw the Taiping Rebellion, what was it? A revolt against the Qing dynasty, led by Hong Xiuquan.
How is Europe involved in the Taiping Rebellion? Europe introduced opium to China, leading to China's wealth draining due to it.
What led to a revolt in India? British East India Company ruled most of India. Poor treatment of Indians led to a revolt that failed leading to the king being replaced by rule from London.
Though revolts did happen, what would be the result? It would not work, only weaken the rule a little
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