WSPU (in Britain) Flora Tristan Key Concept 3.4 (Period 3: 1815-1914) European states struggled to maintain international stability in an age of nationalism and revolutions. Required Information Illustrative/Optional Information Vocabulary The Concert of Europe (Congress System) The Quadruple Alliance (later Quintuple) The Monroe Metternich Doctrine Conservativism Lord Castlereagh Suppressed Nationalism and Lord Canning Liberalism Strengthens religion Age of Revolutions Greek War Lord Byron Decembrist Revolt The Cadets Polish Rebellion Louis XVIII July Revolution Simon Bolivar Belgian Revolution Eric Hobsbawm Latin America (secondary source) Revolutions of 1848 The Frankfurt Parliament Banquets Breakdown of Concert of Europe (French workers) Citizen “The King” The Crimean War Florence Nightingale Siege of End of the Concert of Europe Charge of the Light Brigade Sevastopol Weakness of the Ottoman Empire Concessions Conservative- Nationalistic Leaders Czar Nicholas I Kleindeutsch vs Cavour Franco-Prussian War grossdeutsch Bismarck Alsace-Lorraine Reparations Napoleon III Creation of the Dual Monarchy of A-H Ausgleich Autocratic Reform in Russia Alexander II “Autocracy, Sergei Witte Orthodoxy, National Organic Statute (Poland) The Russian Revolution of 1905 Balance of Power transformed Congress of Berlin The Red Shirts Unification of Italy and Germany Growing Influence of Serbia Russo-Japanese Cavour and Garibaldi Bosnia-Herzegovina Crisis of 1908 War 1905 Bismarck’s methods Balkan Wars The Duma of Realpolitick Russia Bismarckian Alliance System (to isolate France) Dismissal of Bismarck heightens int’l tensions (dumbass William II) Nationalist Tensions in the Balkans Key Concept 3.5 (Period 3: 1815-1914) A variety of motives and methods led to the intensification of European global control and increased tensions among the Great Powers.
WSPU (in Britain) Flora Tristan Key Concept 3.4 (Period 3: 1815-1914) European states struggled to maintain international stability in an age of nationalism and revolutions. Required Information Illustrative/Optional Information Vocabulary The Concert of Europe (Congress System) Metternich Conservativism Suppressed Nationalism and Liberalism Strengthens religion The Quadruple Alliance (later Quintuple) The Monroe Doctrine Lord Castlereagh Lord Canning Age of Revolutions Greek War Decembrist Revolt Polish Rebellion July Revolution Belgian Revolution Latin America Lord Byron The Cadets Louis XVIII Simon Bolivar Eric Hobsbawm (secondary source) Revolutions of 1848 Breakdown of Concert of Europe The Frankfurt Parliament Banquets (French workers) “The Citizen King” The Crimean War End of the Concert of Europe Weakness of the Ottoman Empire Florence Nightingale Charge of the Light Brigade Siege of Sevastopol Concessions Conservative- Nationalistic Leaders Cavour Bismarck Napoleon III Czar Nicholas I Franco-Prussian War Alsace-Lorraine Kleindeutsch vs grossdeutsch Reparations Creation of the Dual Monarchy of A-H Ausgleich Autocratic Reform in Russia Alexander II Sergei Witte “Autocracy, Orthodoxy, National Organic Statute (Poland) The Russian Revolution of 1905 Balance of Power transformed Unification of Italy and Germany Cavour and Garibaldi Bismarck’s methods Realpolitick Bismarckian Alliance System (to isolate France) Dismissal of Bismarck heightens int’l tensions (dumbass William II) Nationalist Tensions in the Balkans Congress of Berlin Growing Influence of Serbia Bosnia-Herzegovina Crisis of 1908 Balkan Wars The Red Shirts Russo-Japanese War 1905 The Duma of Russia Key Concept 3.5 (Period 3: 1815-1914) A variety of motives and methods led to the intensification of European global control and increased tensions among the Great Powers.
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