Impact of the Thought Systems "Isms" on the European World Flashcards

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What was Romanticism?

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ROMANTICISM: Artistic and intellectual movement that originated in the late 18th century and stressed strong emotion, imagination, freedom from classical art .

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When was Romanticism the strongest?

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1800-1850

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3
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Romantic philosophy was interested in _____________.

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Idealism

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4
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Conservatism became popular in England after the______.

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French Revolution; Conservatives believe in order, society, an the state; faith and tradition

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What is the other word for “Scientific Socialism?”

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Marxism – Marx was from Germany

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In France, in February 1848, street riots erupted by working-class liberals against who?

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King Louis Philippe

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What was the “June Days” revolt of 1848?

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An uprising of workers in France when government threatened to close the national workshop the provided many jobs to them.

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How was the June Days Revolt of 1848 different from the previous uprisings?

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It marked the inauguration of genuine class warfare; it wa a revolt against poverty and cry for the redistribution of property

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What was the end result of the June Days Revolt of 1848?

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It was extinguished by General Cavaignac and proved the politics was dominated by the conservative property holders in French life

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How did the risings in 1848 in France affect others?

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Nationalistic demonstrations occurred in German States

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Why were the revolutions in 1848 not able to fulfill their goals?

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  • Essentially urban movements, which kept conservatives from supporting them
  • Lost their momentum
  • Middle class (who led revolutions) began to fear the radicalism of their working-class allies which led to division between the 2
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What were 2 positives that came out of the revolutions in 1848?

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  • Universal male suffrage

- Serfdom abolished

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