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What were the most important consequences of political unrest in Germany in 1848?
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What were the consequences of political unrest in Germany in 1848?
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What were the most important consequences of political unrest in Germany of 1848?
events: France became a republic Consequences: Austrian chancellor was formed to resign
What were the important consequence of political unrest in Germany in 1848?
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What was the most important development in Europe between 1848 and 1914?
the unification of Germany
What were the consequences in France 1848?
Are you referring to the invention of the guillotine for executions?
What was the revolution in Germany that occurred in 1848 called?
March Revolution
Why was 1848 important year?
Mexican-American War formally ends in 1848.
What were the most important consequences of France political unrest in Europe in 1848?
The conservative response led to a unification of Germany under Prussia and a new influx of German immigrants of a republican mien (Not the political party, but the European usage) into the US.It led to the widespread discontent with the political leadership; the order for more participation and democracy; the strain of the working classes; the rise of nationalism; and finally, the regrouping of the intransigent forces based in the royalty, the aristocracy, the army, and the peasants.It was the only Europe-wide collapse of traditional authority to date, but within a year, reactionary forces had won out, and the revolutions collapsed.
Why did a lot of immigrants come from Germany?
Many left because of a failure of a democratic revolution in Germany in 1848.
What consequences happened in Germany in 1848?
In 1848, Germany experienced a series of revolutions as part of the broader wave of European revolutions, leading to widespread demands for political reform, national unification, and social change. The Frankfurt Assembly convened in an attempt to create a unified German constitution, but it ultimately failed due to divisions among liberals and conservatives. The revolutions were repressed, leading to a return to conservative rule, but they laid the groundwork for future movements toward German unification, which would be achieved in 1871. The events of 1848 marked a significant moment in German history, highlighting the struggle for democracy and national identity.
How many European nations were in revolt in 1848?
many nations some include germany hungry and italy
