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- Favored lower class obedience to authority
- Favored organized religion
- Did not favor individual rights or a representative government
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- Favored freedom of press, speech, and religion
- Wanted a constitution to protect rights
- Wanted a constitutional monarchy
- Wanted to allow only men of prosperity to vote
- Hated government inference to help poor
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- Feared old order and middle class
- Favored universal male suffrage
- Wanted a republic, ruled by the people
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- Wanted unity of a nation by creating a national homeland
- Could be liberal or radically driven
- Feared by conservatives
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| Key Characteristics of Romanticism |
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- Emotion
- Spirituality
- Inner Feelings
- Individualism
- Interest in the Past
- Love of Nature
- Imagination
- Interest in the Exotic
- Nationalism
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- "Don Juan" who excelled at the art of seduction
- Ruled Austria for over thirty years
- Forced out of the country during the Hungarian Revolt
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| King who was restored to the throne, after the Congress of Vienna decided who should rule France |
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| Made France a constitutional monarchy, protected their basic rights, and gave them the right to revolt if Louis XVIII broke it |
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| King of Prussia. One of the most educated and hard-working people at the Congress of Vienna |
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| Restored the lawful monarchs to their respective thrones |
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| Principle of Intervention |
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| Gave the powers of the Holy Alliance the right to send troops into a country if there was a revolution taking place, in order to restore the monarchy |
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- Started by Czar Alexander
- Consisted of Austria, Prussia, Russia, and France
- Any threat to the respective monarchies was considered an act of treason and against God
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| Using the Principle of Intervention, the Holy Alliance was able to stop uprisings in these countries |
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| Facts about the Congress of Vienna |
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- It took place in 1814
- It lasted for nine months
- They wanted to undo the damage caused
- by Napoleon, restore monarchies, and help Europe become peaceful
- There were lavish parties every night
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| Important Attendees of the Congress of Vienna |
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- Metternich (Austria)
- Tallyrand (France)
- Czar Alexander (Russia)
- Frederick William III (Prussia)
- Castlereagh (England)
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