1. ¡Viva la Revolucion!
Actually I just wanted to have an easy sequential order to show you the mixin’ and matchin’ of stuff for today

2. Conservatism and Liberalism
Someone define conservatism in your own words…if it’s good, we’ll put it on the board
Someone define political liberalism in your own words…if it’s good, we’ll put it on the board
Someone define economic liberalism…if it’s good, we’ll put it on the board

3. Differences in Conservatism and Liberalism…you can put it…in the chart
Restore Monarchs to keep order
Quadruple Alliance (post Napoleon)
Metternich
Mercantilism
State Religion (forced…non-toleration)
Social Class Division (keep poor as poor)
No Revolutions  lead to gov’t change and we lose power with change
Maintain Balance of Power
Principle of Intervention
Prioritize Order
Political
Get the monarchs out
More representation for the common man
More rights for the common man
John Stuart Mill
Religious Toleration
Checks and Balances
Ideal of Social Class Equality (initially)
No intervention (Nationalism)
Economic
Laissez-faire
Thomas Malthus (Principle of Population)

4. ¡Viva la Revolucion! ¿Si o no?
Britain
France
Austria
“Germany”
Italy
1830
(or close)
Reform Act of 1832
Corn Laws
Charles X and Louis-Phillipe takes power
Liberalism vs
Conservatism
Metternich
Staunch Conservative
Prussia becomes absolutist
Liberal and Nationalist Movements
Austria most powerful state
No revolutions
Mazzini (Young Italy Movement)
Start of idea of unification
1848
No revolution
Economic Growth
Political Uneasiness
More rights than others but nowhere near full rights
Depression leads to revolution
Louis-Phillipe ousted
National workshops, universal male suffrage, republican gov’t
Hungarian liberals united;
Ferdinand I tries to re-establish monarchal control
Radical movement spreads
German people want more freedom
German rulers promised more rights
Frederick William IV promised to work at a united Germany but it didn’t happen
Foundations of Socialism—Marx and Engels
Piedmont liberal; overall revolution failed
Well after 1848: Cavour tries to unite N. Italy; Garibaldi tries to unite S. Italy
Garibaldi backs off so there’s 1 united Italy

5. Documents: pg. 653-654 First half of class: first doc
Second half of class: second doc

6. Packets, yo
Packets, yo

7. You have the right to remain silent…
How and why did police forces expand as much as they did?
How and why did prison reform take place?