Socialism Flora Tristan Marxism Edmund Burke Anarchism Joseph de Maistre Nationalism Metternich anti-Semitism Henry de Saint-Simon Zionism Charles Fourier Government reforms Robert Owen Modern Police Force Friedrich Engels Compulsory education August Bebel Mass Politics Rosa Luxemburg Labor unions Mikhail Bakunin Feminism Georges Sorel Giuseppe Mazzini Dreyfus Affair Christian Socialists Karl Lueger Theodor Herzl Public housing Urban redesign Conservatives Liberals Socialists British Labour Party German Social Democrats British Social and Political Union Women’s Emmeline Pankhurst Temperance Movement British Abolitionist Movement Josephine Butler 3.4 European states struggled to maintain international stability in an age of nationalism and revolutions. Concert of Europe Reactionaries Congress System Greek War of Independence Metternich Decembrist Revolt Conservatism Polish Revolt Revolutions of 1848 July Revolution Crimean War Alexander II (Russia) Italian Unification Sergei Witte German Unification Peter Stolypin Napoleon III Three Emperor’s Alliance Cavour Triple Alliance Bismarck Reinsurance Treaty Dual Monarchy/Austria-Hungary Congress of Berlin 1878 Revolution of 1905 (Russia) Bosnia-Herzegovina Crisis 1908 Realpolitik First Balkan War Garibaldi Second Balkan War Bismarckian System of Alliances Balkans Great Powers 3.5 A variety of motives and methods led to the intensification of European global control and increased tensions among the Great Powers. Imperialism Machine gun Scientific Realism Louis Pasteur Romanticism Anesthesia Realism Quinine Materialism Berlin Conference 1884-1885 Positivism Moroccan Crises 1905, 1911 Charles Darwin Jules Verne
Socialism Marxism Anarchism Nationalism anti-Semitism Zionism Government reforms Modern Police Force Compulsory education Mass Politics Labor unions Feminism Flora Tristan Edmund Burke Joseph de Maistre Metternich Henry de Saint-Simon Charles Fourier Robert Owen Friedrich Engels August Bebel Rosa Luxemburg Mikhail Bakunin Georges Sorel Giuseppe Mazzini Dreyfus Affair Christian Socialists Karl Lueger Theodor Herzl Public housing Urban redesign Conservatives Liberals Socialists British Labour Party German Social Democrats British Women’s Social and Political Union Emmeline Pankhurst Temperance Movement British Abolitionist Movement Josephine Butler 3.4 European states struggled to maintain international stability in an age of nationalism and revolutions. Concert of Europe Congress System Metternich Conservatism Revolutions of 1848 Crimean War Italian Unification German Unification Napoleon III Cavour Bismarck Dual Monarchy/Austria-Hungary Revolution of 1905 (Russia) Realpolitik Garibaldi Bismarckian System of Alliances Balkans Great Powers Reactionaries Greek War of Independence Decembrist Revolt Polish Revolt July Revolution Alexander II (Russia) Sergei Witte Peter Stolypin Three Emperor’s Alliance Triple Alliance Reinsurance Treaty Congress of Berlin 1878 Bosnia-Herzegovina Crisis 1908 First Balkan War Second Balkan War 3.5 A variety of motives and methods led to the intensification of European global control and increased tensions among the Great Powers. Imperialism Scientific Realism Romanticism Realism Materialism Positivism Charles Darwin Machine gun Louis Pasteur Anesthesia Quinine Berlin Conference 1884-1885 Moroccan Crises 1905, 1911 Jules Verne
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