AP European Objectives
Mr. Sweet-Christian
Unit 23: Ideologies and Upheavals
Key People: Dumas
Germaine de Stael
Charles Fourier
Franz List
Keats
Sir Walter Scott
Adam Smith
Joseph Turner
Alexander Ypsilanti
Key Terms: Dual revolution
Congress of Vienna
Reform Bill of 1832
Romanticism
Quadruple Alliance
Communist Manifesto
Holy Alliance
Coleridge
Giuseppe Mazzini
Shelley
Saint-Simon
John Constable
Wordsworth
Freidrich Engels
Alexander Pushkin
Beethoven
Marx
Charles X
Eugene Delacroix
Metternich
Heggel
Johann Goethe
Byron
Victor Hugo
Chopin
1st Peace of Paris
Battle of Peterloo
2nd Peace of Paris
Nationalism
Carlshad Decrees
Corn Laws
socialism
bourgeoisie
proletariat
Great Famine
Grimm Tales
Liberalism
Essential Questions:
1. Name the cultures in the Hapsburg empire.
2. Why was liberalism such a threat to the Hapsburg empire?
3. What are the 3 current views on why nationalism vision was successful in the long
run?
4. Why was there a population explosion in Ireland 1725-1840?
5. Why were the revolts unsuccessful in the Hapsburg empire?
6. What was the underlying importance of the Hours Act 1847?
7. What was the purpose of the French public workshops and was or wasn’t it
successful?
8. What political reforms took place in Great Britain? What affect did the Industrial
Revolution play in those actions? How did Great Britain accomplish political reform
without a major revolution?
9. Explain the nature and outcome of the Greek independence movement.
10. How did attitudes of Romanticism differ from those of the Enlightenment?
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4. Where did romanticism primarily crystallize
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