1. Conservatism in Europe & Revolution Abroad

2. I. Austria, Prussia & Germ Confederation
Prince Metternich a) b) c)

3. Why did Metternich believe he could make NO compromises with nationalists and liberals?

4. 3. German Confederation Congress of Vienna 39 states The states were
Germ Confederation dominated by
Baden, Bavaria & Wurttemberg

5. 4. Prussia Frederick William III Disagreement over
Reform minded ministers
FW III establishes

6. II. Burschenschaften They were Carlsbad Decrees a) dissolved
b) provided
c) instructors not allowed
Final Acts
Issued in
Asserted
Limited
Secret police

7. III. Why do you think the British government was decidedly conservative after the defeat of Napoleon?
Lord Liverpool
There was a need to protect these interests b/c a) b) c)
3. This created a situation of social unrest…so…4 Laws

8. IV. Four Laws Combination Acts (1799) Corn Law (1815)
Coercion Act (1817)
a) Peterloo Massacre – 1819
Six Acts
Goal of the Six Acts

9. V. France Louis XVIII realized Charter Ultra-royalism
4. Louis XVIII’s repressive policies

10. VI. The Conservative International Order (Foreign Policy)
Concert of Europe
Maintained by
Goal #1 =
Goal #2 =
First step in

11. Congress System
a. A new system of
b. The 4 major powers
c. Readmitted

12. VII. Spanish Revolution of 1820
Ferdinand VII of Spain (a Bourbon)
a. Promised to
b. But, once in power…
c. In 1820 a group of army officers
d. Ferdinand
e. France invaded to

13. VIII. Italy 1820 - Revolution in King of Two Sicilies
Metternich upset b/c
Holy Alliance (1815)

14. IX. Congress of Troppau Led by Asserted stable government could
Russia hesitated to authorize
Congress of Laibach (1821) authorizes

15. X. Congress of Verona (1822) the final post-war congress
Primary goal =
Britain withdrew from
ARP agreed to
France brutally suppresses
(In all of the interventions the goal was to maintain peace – not conquer territory)

16. XI. Greek Revolution of 1821 Against the “The Eastern Question”
a. Most major powers
b. Russian and Austria
c. Fr & Br concerned with
d. Treatment of Christians &