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…reasons and at different times. In the years 1814 through 1848 nationalism ascended onto European society through the middle class. Shortly after the French Revolution in 1814 the Congress of Vienna was placed in charge of reconstructing Europe…

…and at different times. In the years 1814 through 1848 nationalism ascended onto European society through the middle class. Shortly after the French Revolution in 1814 the Congress of Vienna was placed in charge of reconstructing Europe. In France the monarchy…

…the possibilities, should he remain their leader, by stating that he will bring the era of revolutions to a halt, protect the French government against backward action, and establish enduring, long-standing institutions in order to aid men in varying forms. He further…

…The Rococo and the Age of Sensibility "The Italian style and the French style have long divided the Republic of Music in France. For my part, I have always valued those works which have merit, without regard for their composer or country of origin…

…of pride and unity which is one of the sparks that ignite the American Revolution.. As with any war there is always a great amount of debt on all participants. Britain gained much land from the French but with the victory also came much debt. These debts fell…

…Diary Entries of Napoleon Bonaparte November 25, 1799 Dear Diary, I, Napoleon Bonaparte, have finally succeeded! I have become the new strong leader of France. Thanks to the Revolution, I advanced from the position of lieutenant in the artillery…

…Victor Marie Vicomete Hugo, was one of the most distinguished French writers. He was born on February 26, 1802, in Besancon, France. He was the son of General Count Léopold-Sigisbert Hugo and Sophie Hugo. At the age of 13, he attended the lyc…

…Necklace Affair contributed greatly to Marie Antoinette's downfall. Revolution Many French aristocrats enthusiastically supported the American Revolution. Louis XVI was in the first year of his reign in 1775, the year the American Revolution began. He…

…Greer has suggested that had the British immigrants not been so closely tied with the motherland they too would most likely have sided with their fellow peasants, the French Canadians13. Revolutions do not rise from what we suffer but from what we think…

…rivalry between the British and the French over the control of the Ohio Valley, soon to erupt into the French and Indian War, created new opportunities for Washington. He was a grown man at twenty, who already owned his first plot of Virginia land, bought…