What Caused The American Revolutions From 1815 To 1848

During the period between 1830 to 1848, in France there were a series of social and political discontent leading to revolution. This in turn stimulated revolutions in other parts of Europe with nations like Italy, Austria, Belgium, and Germany following the suit especially in 1948. In the essay, we will discuss the causes and consequences of these revolts and the reason for the failure of many of them. Between 1815 to 1848, the forces unleashed by the French Revolution clashed with the traditional outlook of the Old Regime. This period opened was opened with Congress of Vienna, which drew up a peace settlement after the defeat of Napoleon, and closed with the rebellions that brushed across much of European in 1848 (Marvin pg533). Much of the Old Regime outside France endured the stormy eras of the French Revolution and Napoleon. Firm to enforce …show more content…
He pursued a moderate course after realizing that the French people would not accept a return to the Old Order. The aristocrats diehards resisted for they wanted to erase the past 25 years of French history and restore the power and privileges of the church and the aristocracy. The new government aroused the hostility of the bourgeoisie by indemnifying the emigres for the property they had lost during the Revolution, censoring the press, and giving the church greater control over education. In the election of 1830, the liberal opposition to Charles X won a decisive victory. He responded with the July Ordinances that dissolved the newly elected Chamber of Deputies; the ordinances also deprived rich bourgeois of the vote and severely curbed the press. The conventional, students and workers rebelled viewing themselves as heirs of the Jacobins; they hoped to establish a republic although the wealthy bourgeois who took control of the revolution feared Republican