Chapter 20 timeline

Militia watching over meeting at saint Peter's field attack audience leaving 11 dead.

1) forbade large unauthorized public meetings
2) raised the fines for seditious libel
3) speed up the trials of political agitators
4) increased newspaper taxes
5) prohibited the training of armed groups
6) allowed local officials to search homes in certain disturbed countries

German Confederation issued act in which a limitation was put on what subjects could be discussed in the constitutional chambers.

Bourbon Ferdinand VII placed on Spanish throne after Napoleon's fall. He promised to follow the constitution but failed to follow through with it.

A declaration that asserted that stable governments might intervene to restore order in countries experiencing revolution.

Greece was trying to leave the Ottoman Empire and the major powers of Europe wanted to help.

Dominated by Junkers and exercised in an advisory way.

King of France after Louis XVIII dies.

Russian officers refused to take an oath of allegiance to Nicholas I. Nicholas had his cavalry attack them that afternoon after peaceful attempts failed.

Catholics could now become members of Parliament.

Naval expedition to capture Algiers.

Russia helped Serbia leave the Ottoman Empire because of the Slavs in Serbia that were considered allies of theirs.

Restricted freedom of the press, dissolved the recently elected Chamber of Deputies, limited the franchise to the wealthiest people in the country, and called for a new election.

Expanded the size of the English electorate, but was not a democratic measure.

Nicholas declared Poland to be an integral part of the Russian Empire.