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Timeline of important events, concepts, figures, dates from 1815-1850

Identify the forces in play Identify the forces in play. Attribute these forces to specific events, figures, etc. Conservatism? Political Liberalism? Economic Liberalism? Nationalism? Socialism?

Overall Assessment: Was revolution/reform successful Overall Assessment: Was revolution/reform successful? To what extent had the ideals of the French Revolution or liberal, nationalist, and or socialist reform movements, etc., taken hold by around 1850?