Chapter 21- by event

_Wrote On Germany (1810)

musican

• Wrote Lyrical Ballads with Coleridge in 1798

-Wrote Ivanhoe (1820)
-historical novelist

-Contemplating the Moon picture

painter

painter

-One of the romantic's best painters

Wrote The Hunckback of Notre Dame and Les Mesarables

-composer

ALL FAILED

-Artificially made the price of grain high
-people could not import grain
-Tory approved

-Placed control on heavily taxed press
-Practically eliminated all mass meetings
-Tory approved

-Increased number of male voters to 50%
-Whig approved

-Limited work day for children and women in factories to 10 hours
-Tory approved

-Stopped the June days

-Wrote The Organization of Labor
-Represented the republican socialists and advocated for a socialistic system where everyone had the right to vote -> government permanent employment

France
granted by Loius XVIII

-conservative
-reputed constitutional charter
- fled in July after revolts because of his failed coup ->

-accepted the constitutional charter and the red, white, and blue flag of the french revolution
-Other than these above reforms, the people's requests for reforms were unanswered
-abdicated when the popular revolt of 1848 became too much for him

Government does nothing to help -> popular revolt

• won election of 1848
• was not much better than Napolean Boneapart

compromise between the socialist republicans and the liberal republicans

-Speaker/leader for the conservatist aristocratic forces
-wants Ferdinand I to abdicate in favor for her son, Francis Joseph

-Begins when nationalistic Hungarians demanded full autonomy, full civil liberties, and universal suffrage
-Of course the Vienna Monarchy refused
-The people then countered by making bunkers and arming themselves for invasions and creating disturbances
-Hapsburg emperor Ferdinand I caved and promised reforms and a liberal constitution

-Austria then ruled(they treated) Hungary as conquered territory

many regional rulers acquiesced