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38 Cards in this Set
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Innovative political activist who circumvented the law by organizing political banquets as opposed to rallies
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Adolphe Theirs
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France's "bourgeois king"
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Louis-Philippe
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Frances bourgeois prime minister, who held back additional reform after revolution in 1830
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Francois Guizot
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Prussian king who refused to accept the title of emperor of a united Germany
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Frederick William IV
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The force behind the agitation against Britain's corn laws
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Richard Cobden
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France's most conservative king in the post Napoleonic era
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Charles X
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Socialist politician who inspired the national workshop program in revoloutionary France
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Louis Blanc
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English utopian who built the model community at New Lanark
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Robert Owen
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Idiot emperor who gave way for his nephew
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Ferdinand I
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Russian czar scared conservative by a revolt on his ascension
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Nicholas I
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Utopian who attempted to fuse socialism and feminism
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Flora Tristan
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Economist who formulated the "iron law of wages"
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David Ricardo
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Anglican clergyman who believed that population would always outgrow agricultural productivity
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Thomas Malthus
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Austrian politician who was the driving force behind European conservatism in the post-Napoleonic era
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Klemens von Metternich
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Prussian king who enacted certain liberalizing reforms, but refused to countenace a legislature or written constitution
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Frederick William III
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The Bourbon king who returned to the throne of Spain in 1814
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Ferdinand VII
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French utopian who proposed to reorganized society into so-called phalansteries
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Charles Fourier
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The bourbon king who ascended the throne of France in 1814
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Louis XVIII
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Conservative who espoused the divine right of kings into the nineteenth century
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Joseph de Maistre
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The principle advocate of utilitarianism and economic liberalism in the mid-nineteenth century
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John Stuart Mill
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Conservative who remarked that the state was not a trade in pepper and coffee to be put aside on a whim
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Edmund Burke
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An innovator of program music, which attempted to tell a story through sound
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Hector Berlioz
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A famous landscape painter who focused on the beauty and majesty of nature
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J.M.W. Turner
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Most famous American exponent of the Gothic movement in literature
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Edgar Allen Poe
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Romantic poet who died fighting the Ottomans in Greece
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Lord Byron
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English poet known for glorifying the "mysterious force" underlying nature
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William Wordsworth
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Italian nationalist who founded the organization "Young Italy" in 1831
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Giuseppe Mazzini
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French artist renowned for his passionate use of color
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Eugene Delacroix
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Ludwing van Beethoven
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Composer who neraly invented musical romanticism
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Penultimate Austrian emperor
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Francis Joseph I
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German painter who attempted to draw out manifestations of the divine in nature
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Caspar David Friedrich
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Writer who defended Catholicism on the basis of romantic sentiment
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Francois-Rene de Chateaubriand
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Small model community proposed as the basis of economic organization by Charles Fourier
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phalanstery
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Clubs of university students who favored German national unity
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Burlschenschaften
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A franchman sympathetic with strong royal authority and restoration between church and state
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ultra-royalist
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Idea that great powers should sue military force to stamp out revoloution in neighboring countries
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principle of intervention
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Subjecting a monarch's executive minsters to the approval and scrutiny of the legislature
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Ministerial responsibility
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The idea that political power should rest with a particular dynasty to foster stability
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principle of legitimacy
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