In the 19th century the government of Europe was in the midst of a great change. The Conservatives were fighting for the Monarchy to remain unchanged. A representative for the conservatives was Metternich who had the same principals and ideas as the party. On the opposing side were the Liberalists in 1790 Edmund Burke wrote his reflections on the revolutions in France. Unlike the conservatives who believed in the church, aristocracy and monarchy the liberals believed in freedom from all. Liberalism became the new ideas of the revolutions and during the enlightenment we saw new changes of freedoms like speech and religion. The Urbanization and industrial revolutions were the eye opening events that helped shed some light on Europe. In this
