Title: The Revolutions of 1848 in Europe | World History
Headings: The Revolutions of 1848 in Europe
The Revolutions of 1848 in Europe
The German People in 1848
France Revolts Against Louis Philippe
The June Days
Why Britain Did Not Revolt
The Irish During the Revolutions

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The Revolutions of 1848 in Europe
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Proclamation of a Venetian republic in St Marks Square Venice 1848
In Europe, a wave of nationalism and liberalism led European citizens to erupt in protest against the conservative governments. In 1848, many revolutions broke out throughout Europe. These revolutions were marked by nationalism and liberalism. These revolutions planted the seed for national movements in many parts of Europe. They also introduced the idea of socialism throughout much of Europe. The organized working class in Europe became a factor in politics during 1848 for the first time. After 1848, however, the triumphant reactionary, conservative powers reimposed very repressive regimes on their people. The German People in 1848
The German-speaking people were divided into about 40 different states. This patchwork of German mini-states was dominated in the south by the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The north Germans were dominated by Prussia.