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Grand Alliance Countries
Britain, Austria, Prussia, and Russia
Conress of Vienna
A glittering occasion with delegates, from almost all countries from Europe, and small gaherings that were conducted of most negotiations
Lord Castlereagh
Foreign Minister of Britain, who was a spokesman for the great powers
Czar Alexander I
Czar of Russia, one of the spokesman
Prince Klemens von Metternick
Austrian minister of foreign affairs, who was the leading figure at the congress
Reactionary
Someone who wished to reverse the trends and restore Europe to its pre- Revolution conditions
Charles Maurice de Talleyeand
Important figure at Vienna, a represenative of fallen France
Indmnties
compensation to other nations for wat damages
Legitimacy
Principle that the congress follwed
Congress system
Through the Quintuple Alliance the major powers hoped to work together to avoid major wars and to suppress nationalism and liberalism
Concert of Europe
International Cooperation
Conservatism
Absoute monarchy, aristocracy, and Roman Catholicism
Monroe Doctirine
Any attempt to establish or reestablish colonies in the Western Hemisphere would be considered and unfriendly act of aggression was no enforced by the US because it didnt have the power
Liberalism
Stressed individual rights such as life, libery, and property, and personal freedoms such as those of religion, speech, and the press
NAtionalism
Sought independence and defend ethnic interest and the cause promoted a strong drive for unification
Louis XVIII
Granted a constitution that gave freedom of press and religion, similar to British Parliament, etc. Te end of his reign began to suppress liberal rights
Charles X
Firm believer in divine right, restored absolutely authority, priveleges of the church and nobility
July Revolution
In July or 1930, people of Paris rose in rebellion in what is called theeeeeeeeeee ???
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Louis Philipp
King under a more liberal constitution, "citizen King"

Lower class citizens were not taken with him because he catered to the middle class interests
Treaty of London
Recognized the independence of Belgium and declared Belgium a perpetually neutral state
"June Days"
Thousands of Frenchmen lost their lives as the army restored order to the chity
Napolean III
Napolean Bonaparte's nephew who crowned himself emperor
Francis Joselh I
Nephew of Ferdinand who gained the throne of Hungary..?
Russification
Domestic program called for increasing the czar's control over the state, recognizing only the Russian Orthodox church, and uniting the diverse national groups within Nicholas's territory around the culture and traditions of Russia- a policy
Realpolitik
Policy of necessity developed by European politicians and diplomats in which they used whatever means necessary including gotce to advance their national goals
Crimean War
War pitted Britain,France, and the Kingdom of Sardinia against Russia with her policy of expansioninn the Near East.
Risorgimento
the spirit of nationalism on the rise was fuled by a nationalistic movement called
Giuseppe Mazzini
started a partriotic society called Yoing Italy, determining to fight, if necessary, for Italiam unification
Camillo di Cavour
Man primarily responsible for unifying Italy, was the count, the prime minister of the Kingdom of Sardinia
Giuseppe Garbaldi
Follower of Mazzini, rose to prominence and gathere a band of loyal follwers called "Red Shirts" amd invaded the island of Cicily in 1860
Victor Emmanuel II
King of Sardinia
Zollverien
A Trade union established by German states, under the leadership of Prussia
Otto von Bismarck
Count that was the architect of political unification in Germany, who was a lyal Prussian ho was both crafty and opportunitistic
Astro- Prussian War
Also known as the Seven Weeks' War broke out in 1866
'Emsdispatch'
Amgered tje Fremcj tjat tjeu dec;ared war pn the equally infuriated Prussian
Dual Monarchy
Ruled by Francis Joseph I in the Austrian Empire, which be came the Austro- Hungarian Empire
Alexander II
Became the Russian czar
Czar Alexander II's most important social reform
When he abolished serfdom, giving the serfs personal freedom and the grants of land
Romanticism
Cultural movement of reaction- reaction against the restraint of the Age if Reason, the violence of the French Revolution, the repression following the Napoleonic Wards, and the often harsh working conditions caused by the rapid growth of the Industrial Revolution.
Edgar Allen Poe
Illustrated the mysterious in his short stories and poems
Ludwig van Beethoven
Man that bridged the gap between classical and romantic music