Revolutions_Of_Early_Europe

Revolutions Of Early Europe From the year 1830 to 1848, different areas of Europe were undergoing an important revolution. Some were successful and the revolters got what they wanted, while others were not. All of them, however, were significant. For France, the revolution of 1830 caused Charles X to abdicate and the radicals of France set up a republic. In 1848, during the second revolution of France, Louis Philippe abdicated and France’s radicals, liberals, and social leaders created the Second Republic. Later however, the upper-class had again taken control. Other successful revolutions included Belgium. In 1830, Belgium defeated the Dutch and became an independent state with its own liberal constitution. This revolution was probably so triumphant because Austria, Russia, and Prussia were too busy to support the Dutch. Another area where revolution was victorious was in revolution, however, successful, 1848, 1830, france, austrian, time, significant, second, russia, revolutions, republic, reforms, radicals, prussia, powerful, pope, metternich, liberal, leaders, italy, dutch, during, different, control, belgium, austria, areas, another, yearning, year, workers, while, way