Conservatism Between 1815-1851 in Prussia, France and Austria

Between 1815 and 1851, Europe's conservative demands and ideals grew. Three countries are suitable for this model. One of them is Prussia. Another country that best explains how conservative ideals achieve their goals is France, which is how it changes after the recovery of the Bourbon monarchy. The third country is Austria, and how the rulers are dealing with dissatisfaction of different minority groups within their territory. Prussia has long been a relatively conservative country, the monarch is the center of power, Frederick William does not want to change this.

o Austria and Russia (with the help of France) tried to destroy Prussia's "1756 diplomatic revolution": France supported Austria against Britain and Prussia. The number of Prussia far exceeds that of Russia and Austria, but it still survives the war. o Paris Convention (1763): France lost assets of North America due to British business revolution (1500-1700) o The rise of capitalism (laissez-faire): bourgeoisie is in a position of mercantilism o: Mercantilism: economic self-sufficiency self-sufficiency, 'conservatism' overseas colonization: especially the Atlantic economy o scientific revolution: new inventions and experiments in better agricultural practices o population growth: between 1750 and 1850 popular. Almost twice as much as 266 million

• Political and social confusion of France from 1815 to 1852 • Social and political Republican Party • The 1848 Revolution (in Prussia and Austria in particular) • Frankfurt Parliament • Domination of Napoleon III and its domestic and international policies • Jews: to liberation anti-Semitism • Unity of Kabul, Garibaldi, Italy - real politics and its art movement, realism - Unity of Bismarck and Germany - Domestic policies of Bismarck (especially voting rights, Kurturkamp, ​​socialist Case) • Foreign policy of Bismarck around 1871 - a new form of socialism in the UK, France, Germany • Increase in suffrage and social programs in the UK € Cultural Relativism in the late 19th century and other cultural and knowledge Changes.

• Political and social confusion of France from 1815 to 1852 • Social and political Republican Party • The 1848 Revolution (in Prussia and Austria in particular) • Frankfurt Parliament • Domination of Napoleon III and its domestic and international policies • Jews: to liberation anti-Semitism • Unity of Kabul, Garibaldi, Italy - real politics and its art movement, realism - Unity of Bismarck and Germany - Domestic policies of Bismarck (especially voting rights, Kurturkamp, ​​socialist Case) • Foreign policy of Bismarck around 1871 - a new form of socialism in the UK, France, Germany • Increase in suffrage and social programs in the UK € Cultural Relativism in the late 19th century and other cultural and knowledge Changes.