Preceden

CH 20 Collins; Johnnie Dina

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French Monarchy restored

1814

Louis XVIII

Corn Law

1815

Created a set price for domestic grains in Britain; signified the government's siding with Conservatives

Renew Quadruple Alliance

1815

Reestablished at Concert of Europe which was the arrangement for resolving mutual foreign policy issues

Coercion Acts

1817

Suspended habeas corpus, and extended laws against seditious gatherings. (GB)

Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle

1818

The four powers removed troops from France and allowed France to enter the Congress of Vienna

Carlsbad Decree

1819

Created by Metternich; dissolved Burschenschaften

Peterloo Massacre

1819

When law officials got too close to a lare and public liberal gathering.

Six Acts

1819

Created to limit spread of liberal ideas

Congress of Laibach

1820

Russia finally agrees to sign Protocol, and allow Austria to invade Italy, to sedate Metternich's fears of revolution entering Austria

Protocol of Troppau

1820

Stable governments may intervene in other countries experiencing a revolution (Principle of Intervention)

Spanish Revolution of 1820

1820

Ferdinand VII did not keep promise of ruling under constitution, troops rebel, forcing him to agree.

Greek Revolution

1821

Greece gains independence from Ottoman Empire, and the 4 powers allow it

Decembrist Revolt

1825

Army refused to swear allegiance to Nicholas I. They demand a constitution and abolition of slavery; they failed.

Catholic Association

1828

Daniel O'Connel elected for British House of Commons, legally cannot accept because he is Caholic

Catholic Emancipation Act

1829

Roman Catholics were allowed to become members of the House of Commons
(To accomodate mostly Catholic Ireland, and avoid revolution)

July Monarchy

1830

Takes place of Charles; more liberal than restoration government, king Louis Philippe

July Revolution

1830

Charles X of France disregards outcome of election for House of Chambers, causing strong reaction

Belguim Becomes Independent

1831

Belguim defeated the Dutch forcing more conservative decrees, writes their own constitution issued in 1831

Great Reform Bill

1832

Expanded size of English electorate, increased number of voters by 50%, and previously unrepresented districts/cities were represented to satisfy working/middle class

Convention of 1839

1839

Confirms Belguim's independence and neutrality