(a) Establishment of Empire in Northern Ireland (b) The Treaty was drawn up with the objective of undoing most of the changes that had come about in Europe during the Napoleonic Wars (c) The Bourbon dynasty was restored to power in France (d) Prussia was given new territories (e) The German ConfederRead more
(a) Establishment of Empire in Northern Ireland
(b) The Treaty was drawn up with the objective of undoing most of the changes that had come about in Europe during the Napoleonic Wars
(c) The Bourbon dynasty was restored to power in France
(d) Prussia was given new territories
(e) The German Confederation of 39 States was left untouched
The members of the Aristocracy were united by common way of life that cut across regional divisions • They owned estates in the countryside and also townhouses • They spoke French for the purpose of-diplomacy • Their families were connected by ties of marriage • This powerful aristocracy was howeverRead more
The members of the Aristocracy were united by common way of life that
cut across regional divisions
• They owned estates in the countryside and also townhouses
• They spoke French for the purpose of-diplomacy
• Their families were connected by ties of marriage
• This powerful aristocracy was however numerically a small group.
The civil code of 1804 • All privileges based on birth were abolished • End of feudal system • Improvement in the means of transport and Communication • Uniform weights and measures • Common currency
The civil code of 1804
• All privileges based on birth were abolished
• End of feudal system
• Improvement in the means of transport and Communication
• Uniform weights and measures
• Common currency
Influence of Europe • Rise of nation States • Encouragement to democratic principles • Stress on social political and economic equality • Demand of Human Rights by other Nations • Revolutionary reactions by absolute monarchy
Influence of Europe
• Rise of nation States
• Encouragement to democratic principles
• Stress on social political and economic equality
• Demand of Human Rights by other Nations
• Revolutionary reactions by absolute monarchy
What did European liberalism stand for in social, political and economic terms?
(a) Equality before law (b) Not in favour of adult suffrage (c) Wanted to end ban on free market and flow of goods by States
(a) Equality before law
See less(b) Not in favour of adult suffrage
(c) Wanted to end ban on free market and flow of goods by States
What was the main aim of the Vienna Congress of 1815 ? Discuss its main provisions?
(a) Establishment of Empire in Northern Ireland (b) The Treaty was drawn up with the objective of undoing most of the changes that had come about in Europe during the Napoleonic Wars (c) The Bourbon dynasty was restored to power in France (d) Prussia was given new territories (e) The German ConfederRead more
(a) Establishment of Empire in Northern Ireland
See less(b) The Treaty was drawn up with the objective of undoing most of the changes that had come about in Europe during the Napoleonic Wars
(c) The Bourbon dynasty was restored to power in France
(d) Prussia was given new territories
(e) The German Confederation of 39 States was left untouched
What were the main features of the European ARISTROCRACY?
The members of the Aristocracy were united by common way of life that cut across regional divisions • They owned estates in the countryside and also townhouses • They spoke French for the purpose of-diplomacy • Their families were connected by ties of marriage • This powerful aristocracy was howeverRead more
The members of the Aristocracy were united by common way of life that
See lesscut across regional divisions
• They owned estates in the countryside and also townhouses
• They spoke French for the purpose of-diplomacy
• Their families were connected by ties of marriage
• This powerful aristocracy was however numerically a small group.
Discuss the main provisions of Civil Code of 1804.
The civil code of 1804 • All privileges based on birth were abolished • End of feudal system • Improvement in the means of transport and Communication • Uniform weights and measures • Common currency
The civil code of 1804
See less• All privileges based on birth were abolished
• End of feudal system
• Improvement in the means of transport and Communication
• Uniform weights and measures
• Common currency
Which factors were responsible for the rise of nationalism in Europe?
Influence of Europe • Rise of nation States • Encouragement to democratic principles • Stress on social political and economic equality • Demand of Human Rights by other Nations • Revolutionary reactions by absolute monarchy
Influence of Europe
See less• Rise of nation States
• Encouragement to democratic principles
• Stress on social political and economic equality
• Demand of Human Rights by other Nations
• Revolutionary reactions by absolute monarchy