European history Flashcards
ancien regime and challenges
-until 1789
-Enlightenment, Rousseau’s social contract, catholicism, raise of taxation
French Revolution
1789-1799
declaration of rights of men and citizen
1789
legal equality, popular sovereignty, popular participation in making law
phases of governing after 1789
-constitutional monarchy 1789-1792
-republic 1792-1795
-directory phase 1795-1799
phases of revolution
-meeting of estate-generals
-declaration of National Assembly
-storming of Bastille 1789 - declaration of rights
-war against Germany in 1792
-king execution in 1793
-radical-directory phases
Napoleon on the throne
-from 3-man consulate to emperor in 1804
-until defeat of Waterloo in 1815
-attempt to expand the empire
napoleonic rule
1804
nobility, censorship, persecution, freedom of religion, equality before the law
congress of Vienna
1815
1st wave of revolutions
1830
success in Greece-Belgium
failure in Poland
year of barricades, rise of nationalism
1848
Paris (Napoleon II, no constitution)
Prussia (constitution, no German unification)
Austria (Franz Joseph, constitution)
industrial revolution
Britain 1780-1820s
Northern Europe 1840-1870s
rest of Europe 1890s
abolition of serfdom in Europe
between 1807-1848
final act of the congress
abolition serfdom in Russia
-Pugacheved revolt 1770s
-peasants revolt 1848-1854
-crimean war 1854-1856
-emancipation edict 1861
Russian expansion
south: between black/Caspian Sea
east: Amur region
west: Moldavia, crimean war
attempt to unify orthodox and slavic countries
unification of Italy
-1820s rise of nationalism
-Mazzini and Garibaldi vs count Cavour
-alliance with France and Napoleon II
-war against Austria (battle of Solferino)
-king Victor Emmanuel in 1861