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A journalist who led a nationalist push for reform in Hungary.
Louis Kossuth
100
Latin Americans of Native American and European heritage
Mestizos
100
France’s “citizen king”
Louis Philippe
100
Spanish-born Latin Americans of the highest social class.
Peninsulares
100
Self-rule.
Autonomy
200
Latin Americans of African and European heritage.
Mulattoes.
200
A period in which economic activity slows.
Recession
200
A system of thought and belief.
Ideology
200
Seized power in France using a plebiscite to win public approval.
Napoleon III
200
People who favor extreme change.
Radicals
300
Britain, France, and Russia pressured the Greeks to accept a German king because of this.
Opposed Nationalist Ideas
300
Wanted to create a strong barrier to French expansion by uniting the Austrian Netherlands and Kingdom of Holland.
Congress of Vienna
300
This major event occurred during “February Days” in France in 1848.
Louis Philippe Abdicated
300
Fearing socialists would take their land in France, peasants attacked protesting socialist workers during this time.
June Days
300
Toussaint L’Ouverture led a revolt that eventually resulted in independence for this country.
Haiti
400
His “el Grito de Dolores” was a call to fight for Mexican Independence.
Father Miguel Hidalgo
400
Napoleon’s occupation of Spain lead this man to begin the struggle for independence.
Simon Bolivar
400
This event in Europe in 1808 encouraged widespread rebellion in Latin America.
Napoleon ousted the Spanish king.
400
In the early 1800s, they believed in the restoration of monarchies.
Conservatives
400
They strongly supported laissez-faire economics as the best way to help businesses succeed.
Liberals
500
He was able to win Russian support for Serb independence.
Milos Obrenovic
500
This ended in France when Louis Napoleon became emperor.
The Second Republic
500
Russian forces crushed this event in 1830.
Revolt of Poland
500
Uprisings sparked by the dismantling of the Charter of French Liberties forced the abdication of this man.
Charles X
500
For a short time after liberation from Spanish rule, Venezuela, Ecuador, and Panama were part of a single nation called this.
Gran Colombia