The social demands of artisans and some factory workers were put down quickly. Democracy persisted in France. Peasant demands were met, and serfdom was fully abolished throughout Western Europe. The failure of the revolution taught many liberals and working class leaders that revolution was too risky. Many governments also installed better riot control police. And at the end with the industrialization, social structure came to rest less on privilege and birth and more on money.
Italians, Austrian Germans, Serbs, Czechs, Romanian and many other groups participated in the 1848 revolts in Austria to achieve independence and other goals. However, the revolts were unsuccessful due in part to the fact that the revolutionaries had differing goals.
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The social demands of artisans and some factory workers were put down quickly. Democracy persisted in France. Peasant demands were met, and serfdom was fully abolished throughout Western Europe. The failure of the revolution taught many liberals and working class leaders that revolution was too risky. Many governments also installed better riot control police. And at the end with the industrialization, social structure came to rest less on privilege and birth and more on money.
Unhappiness with current political structures and lack of freedom caused many of the 1848 European upheavals. Issues with existing monarchies also played a part in these events.
The French Revolution of 1848 ultimately resulted in the creation of the French Second Republic. This is also referred to as the February Revolution.
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In English is March Revolution and in German is Vormärz (pre-march period)
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Wolfram Siemann has written: 'Die deutsche Revolution von 1848/49 / Wolfram Siemann' -- subject(s): History 'The German revolution of 1848-49' -- subject(s): History 'Die deutsche Revolution von 1848/49' -- subject(s): History
French leaders were refusing to pass political reforms.Apex
The Revolution of 1848 in Germany ultimately failed in its goals of unifying the various German states and establishing a democratic government. Despite widespread uprisings and protests, conservative forces were able to maintain control, leading to a significant setback for the revolutionaries. The events did, however, pave the way for future movements towards German unification.
The War of Liberation in 1813 and 1814 was a step toward German unification. The Revolution of 1848 was another step.
It was a failure. It caused the upper class to treat the other classes with more brutality and violence.
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Unhappiness with current political structures and lack of freedom caused many of the 1848 European upheavals. Issues with existing monarchies also played a part in these events.
German liberals were part of Europe's 1848 revolutions. In the German areas the goal was to end autocratic rule. With some initial success, a liberal assembly was convened in Frankfort convention with democratic ideas. The king of Prussia was offered the position of becoming the emperor of the German States under the democratic policies of the 1848 assembly. The liberals lacked military power, and the King of Prussia, who refused the offer. Conservative power was then restored to the German "States". Without liberal support from Prussia, the 1848 revolution failed. As an aside, however, it caused many Germans to seek a new home in the United States.
Commonly referred to as the February Revolution the French Revolution of 1848 was predominantly caused by popular discontent of the French middle class. The reason for this was a mixture of unhappiness that Louis Philippe, who was nicknamed the 'Bourgeois Monarch', would not enlarge the country's voting base any higher than a thirtieth of the population and the anger that the government had moved away from its previous heavily Republican view to a more conservative one.