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Why did most of the uprisings fail in 1848

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weeeeeb [17]3 years ago

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the correct answer to this question is the letter B. Revolutionaries formed weak constitutions

Most uprising or revolution fail in 1848 because citizens are discontented at poor governance and a series of republican revolts against European Monarchies which ended in failure and suppression. It failed because there was military support of the rulers and lack of strong allies and support and most of all the division among the revolutionaries are not that firm.

Zanzabum3 years ago

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Most of the uprisings failed in 1848 because Revolutionaries formed weak constitutions.

Further Explanations:

The series of conflicts that took place in Europe during 1840 were termed singly as the Revolution of 1848. These conflicts were also the sequence of political commotions throughout Europe. The conflicts were essentially the bourgeois revolutions which were liberal and democratic in nature. All these revolutions intended only at the deposition of the monarchial rule and establishing a sovereign nation-state. Around 50 nations of Europe got involved in the conflict but lacked efficient coordination and disciple. Each of them involved themselves with different political intentions and agenda. Some entered the conflict with dissatisfaction with the political leader, demand for more participation in the administration, freedom of Speech while some involved themselves with the mere demand of the workers.

Most of the revolution initiated during that era didn’t achieve much success as the constitution formed was weak and the citizens discontented with the poor governance of the administration. Numerous republican revolts that rose failed because of lack of a common intention, proper governance and establishment of Weak government.

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Grade: High school

Subject: US History

Chapter: Revolution of 1848

Keywords: Revolution , 1848, Europe, political, commotions, bourgeois revolutions, monarchial, sovereign, nation-state, political intentions ,agenda, freedom of Speech, common intention, proper governance

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