A.P. European History
Guided Reading 22
“Ideologies and Upheavals”
TERMS:
1. Congress of Vienna
2. Quadruple Alliance
3. Dual Revolution
4. Holy Alliance
5. Carlsbad Decrees
6. Liberalism
7. Laissez Faire
8. Nationalism
9. Socialism
10. Bourgeoisie
11. Proletariat
12. Corn Laws
13. Battle of Peterloo
14. Reform Bill of 1832
15. People’s Charter
16. Great Famine
INDIVIDUALS:
17. Klemens von Metternich
18. Johann Gottifried von Herder
19. Guiseppe Mazzini
20. Charles Fourier
21. Frederick William I
22. Alexis de Tocqueville
23. William Wordsworth
24. Victor Hugo
25. Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm
26. Aleksander Pushkin
27. Ludwig von Beethoven
28. Charles X
29. Louis Philippe
30. Karl Marx
31. Nicholas I
32. Louis Blanc
PLACES:
33. Schleswig and Holstein
PERIODS/ERAS/EMPIRES:
34. Romanticism
WORKS OF ART/LITERATURE:
35. Organization of Work (1839)
37. The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1831)
36. The Communist Manifesto (1848)
QUESTIONS TO OUTLINE:
1. Create a graphic organizer that outlines the key ideas of conservatism, liberalism and socialism.
Include the key beliefs, individual(s) that were influential, groups that supported the belief and any
other ideas.
2. How did nationalism emerge in Europe after 1815? Explain the main ideas of nationalism, how these
feelings began to grow, the factors that enabled it as well as the different forms in took in various
areas.
3. How did Marxian Socialism differ from French Utopian socialism? How did Karl Marx envision
socialism spreading throughout Europe?
4. Create and outline of the impact of the Romantic movement in literature, art and music. Who were
the key individuals and works of this period. Why did the Romantic period emerge after the
Napoleonic Era?
5. Explain the controversy over the Corn Laws in Great Britain and how the Great Famine influenced
these laws.
6. Outline the revolutions that took place in Europe in 1848 including France, Austria and Prussia.
What were the causes, key players and impact of these revolutions?