Euro Industrialization

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The Chartists

The working class people leading a campaign for universal suffrage, equal electoral districts, and secret ballots

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Anti Corn Law League

The group hoping to end high tariffs on imported grains, therefore lowering food prices

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Jeremy Bentham

The utilitarian who first believed in government intervention for the greater good

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John Stuart Mill

The utilitarian who believed it was important to listen to the minority

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Flora Tristan

The utopian who believed the working class couldn’t be lifted out of poverty until women were given suffrage

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Karl Marx

Wrote the communist manifesto, calling for the middle class to rise up, destroying ownership and class systems to create total equality

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Utilitarians

People who believed in government intervention to create a social safety net and prevent inequality

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Metternich

The conservative pioneer of the Concert of Europe. They worked together to suppress nationalist rebellions

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Nationalism

The belief in the superiority of one’s ethnic group and their need to govern themselves

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Count Cavour

The leader from Piedmont-Sardinia who spearheaded the Italian unification efforts

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Giuseppe Garibaldi

The military leader from Sicily who fought to unify south Italy, later ceding it to Piedmont-Sardinia

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Social Darwinism

The belief in survival of the fittest as applied to races, leading to imperialism

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Dreyfus Affair

The event in which a Jewish soldier was falsely accused and punished of treason despite evidence of his innocence

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Haussman

The person who redesigned Paris under Napoleon III

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Concert of Europe

BARP: a conservative alliance under Metternich seeking to maintain the balance of power

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Greek War

The war for Greek Independence in which the Concert of Europe decided to support nationalist Greeks to suppress the Ottomans

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Decembrist Revolts

The rebellion of Russian military officers demanding a constitution after the death of Tsar Alexander I

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July Revolution 1830

The French rebellion led by the poor which overthrew Charles X, instituting Louis Philippe

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Belgian Revolution

The revolution establishing Belgium as a state independent of the Netherlands due to cultural differences

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Simon Bolivar

The leader who fought against Spain for Colombian independence

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Louis Phillipe

The “citizen king” after the July Revolutions who, despite being liberal & expanding voting rights, led a bourgeois life and ignored demands of poor workers

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Napoleon III

The leader after the French Revolution of 1848 who consolidated his power, but improved city life

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Florence Nightingale

The nurse during the Crimean war who created modern hygiene standards

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Crimean War

The war in which Russia invaded the Ottoman Empire, leading to opposition from Britain, France, & Austria. Russia was brutally defeated, showing their need to industrialize & ending the Concert of Europe

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Franco-Prussian War

The war in which Germany convinced France to invade southern Germany, leading to German unification & a brutal French defeat

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Bismarck

The realpolitik who led to the German unification

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Realpolitik

The political ideology in which one abandoned their beliefs in support of the gaining of power

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Revolutions of 1848

Revolutions across Europe based on nationalism and liberalism, leading to a conservative backlash after disorganization and the end of the Concert of Europe

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Romanticism

The art style prioritizing emotions over reason, which is largely nostalgic, organic, and inspired by nature

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Goya, Friedrich, Turner, Delacroix, Beethoven, Shelleyy

Romanticist artists

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Realism

The art style that exposes the true nature and cruelties of everyday life

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Balzac, Dickens, Eliot, Courbet

Realist Artists

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Impressionism

Captured a momentary glimpse of nature, often very abstract using “mind’s eye”

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Monet, Cezzane, Picasso, Van Gogh

Impressionist Artists

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Freud

A psychologist who exposed many mental conditions

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Berlin Conference

The meeting in which European leaders divvied up Africa for themselves

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Henri de Saint-Simon

The main utopian socialist

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Fashoda Crisis

The conflict in which both England & France stumbled upon Sudan, in which France backed down at the threat of war

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Boer War

The war between England & German Boers, in which England won, exacerbating tensions between the countries

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Carlsbad Decrees

Metternich persuaded German states to institute laws suppressing liberal movements with a secret police and strict censorship

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Louis XVIII

The king after Napoleon who implemented many liberal reforms whilst having very limited voting and strong monarch power

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Charles X

The French king who ended the right to vote and the constitution, causing the July Revolution

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Danish Schleswig War

The war in which Prussia & Austria sought to capture Danish land that was ethnically German

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Austro-Prussian War

The war in which Prussia claimed much of the Austrian Schleswig land that was previously Danish

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Ems Dispatch

The event leading to Franco-Prussian War, making it seem like the German Kaiser insulted France during the Spanish succession

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Austro-Sardinian War

The war in which Piedmont-Sardinia took Austrian Lombardy, despite France double crossing them and giving them less land