The 1848 Revolutions The main cause of 1848 Revolutions was the severe harvest failure during mid-1840s. ... The French revolution began. ... The French Revolution has spread out the idea of liberalism. ... Let us take a close look at the revolutions in the Austrian Empire. ... A best example is Greece; the revolution in Greece was recognized as a holy war, a battle of Christians against the Muslim Turks, so it gained aid from many strong countries such as Russia, France and Britain. ...

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The State System in this arena was affected by Industrial Revolution, representative governments, political changes, growth of international law, emergence of international organization, economic interdependence, revolution in the means of transport and communication. ... British, Russia. ... Russia got Finland and most of Poland. ... Two wars were fought Crimean war (1854-1856) between Russia and alliances of Britain and France. ... Great Britain, France and Russia formed triple entete (1907). ...

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The Revolution was the ultimate key to his high and famous status as a military leader; it gave him, and many others as young as him, many opportunities to show their ability. ... After the revolution The Directory, a five-member executive, took control, and when royalist rebels threatened the new government, Napoleon Bonaparte put down the riot and was given, as a reward, the right to take control of the French armies for fighting against the Austrians in Italy. ... Napoleon met the greatest defeat in his entire career when he invaded Russia. ...

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Many of the main characters such as Shenah Pessah, a poor Russian immigrant looking only for a good education, go to America full of dreams. ... Now I see immigrants as determined human beings who helped organize the industrial revolution, instead of poor foreigners who worked long hours for little pay. ...

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Europe was not a particularly hospitable environment for this agricultural revolution. ... It was westward to this agricultural society "but also south-eastwards through Iran to India "that several millennia later successive waves of a people, whom we call Indo-Europeans, migrated from the steppes of southern Russia. ... It may have been the Indo-European people's mastery of the horse "which was domesticated some 5000 years ago in or near their south Russian homeland "that enabled them to secure almost total cultural and linguistic dominance over the indigenous peoples...

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World war one caused destruction to human life and property on such a scale that never had been witnessed before. The destruction didn't end there however as the pre-war political system also was destroyed. Thus the post war Europe saw differing political beliefs fighting for control. While the vict...

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