AP European History Chapter 16: 1820-1849 Section 7: 1840-1849 Political History By Dallin F. Hardy Prussia
Frederick William IV
1840-1861
King of Prussia
Britain & Coburg
Marriage of Victoria & Albert
1840
Albert
1840-1861
Prince consort of Britain Saxe-Coburg-Gotha Dynasty
1840-1917
Robert Peel
1841-1846
Prime Minister
Ireland
Irish Potato Famine
1845-1849
Britain
Repeal of the Corn Laws
1846 British Free Trade
1846-1914
Single largest free-trade area in Europe Catholic Church
Pius IX
1846-1878
Pope
Longest reigning elected pope in history
31 years Communism
“Father of Communism” Communism
Economic system that aims to replace private property with public ownership The Communist Manifesto
February 1848
Karl Marx Europe
Hungry Forties
1840s
Widespread famine Revolutions of 1848
1848 France
French Revolution of 1848
February 23, 1848
Abdication of Louis Philippe
February 1848
New National Assembly Abolition of Slavery
April 27, 1848 June Days Uprising
June 23-25, 1848 French Second Republic
1848-1852 Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
1848-1852
President of France Austrian Empire
Vienna Uprising
March 3, 1848 Resignation of Metternich
March 13, 1848 Hungary
Hungarian March Revolution
March 15, 1848
Abolition of Serfdom
April 11, 1848 Prague Slavic Congress
June 2, 1848 Milan
Five Day of Milan
March 18-22, 1848 Austrian Empire
Abdication of Ferdinand I
December 2, 1848 Franz Joseph
1848-1916
Emperor of Austria Italy
First Italian War of Independence
March 23, 1848-1849 Giuseppe Mazzini
Italian nationalist Giuseppe Garibaldi
Italian nationalist Assassination of Rossi
November 15, 1848 Roman Republic
February 9, 1849 Battle of Novara
March 22-23, 1849 French Siege of Rome
April 30-July 1, 1849
Piedmont-Sardinia
Victor Emmanuel II
1849-1861
King of Piedmont-Sardinia Prussia
“March Revolution”
1848 Frankfurt Parliament
1848-1849 Political Theory
The Production of Security 1849 Gustave di Molinari British Empire
British Hong Kong
1841-1997 Treaty of Nanking
1842