CAUSES OF THE 1848 REVOLUTIONS IN ITALY
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- Created on: 28-12-13 16:49
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Long term causes:
- resentment from the 1815 Vienna Settlement and what was implemented
- reactionary monarchs imposing their absolute laws
- increase church power, in education books and censorship
- the increase of middle classes meant more people fought for revolution and change within the country, under Napoleon the M/Cs had liberty and meritocracy, freedom of speech but once Napoleon was removed, the old laws were introduced
- there was still resentment from the early revolutions especially since Austria was one of the main causes for defeating the revolts
Short term causes:
- a new liberal pope was appointed in 1846
- Pius IX proved his liberalism by releasing 2000 political prisoners as well as creating a Constulta which advised the pope
- in 1846-7 there were terrible…
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