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musickatia [10]
3 years ago
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What countries were the European cities that experienced revolutions in 1848 located in?

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Elan Coil [88]3 years ago
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Este conjunto de revoluções, de caráter nacionalista, liberal, socialista[2] e democrático,[3] foi iniciado por uma crise econômica na França, e foi a onda revolucionária mais abrangente da Europa, embora em menos de um ano, forças reacionárias tenham retomado o controle e as revoluções em cada nação tenham sido dissipadas. Ao direcionar seu governo para interesses da Burguesia, Luís Felipe despertou a oposição da população mais pobre, dos republicanos e também dos socialistas, grupo que se fortalecia cada vez mais na Europa. O primeiro presidente eleito para esse cargo foi Luís Bonaparte, sobrinho do imperador

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