Revolutions of 1848, were a sequence of republican uprisings against traditional European monarchial regimes, starting in Sicily, and making their way to France, Germany, Italy, as well as Austria. All failed and resulted in repression. The revolutionary movements of 1848 started in Italy with a small uprising in Sicily in 1848; and, right after, the revolution of February 24 occurred France, the movement stretched throughout the entirety of Europe apart from Russia, Spain, and the countries of the Scandinavian Peninsula. In Great Britain, it led to little more than a Chartist protest and tension with the republicans in Ireland. In Belgium, the Netherlands, and Denmark it displayed itself in peaceful manners of existing establishments; but democratic rebellions still ignited in the capitals cities of the three superpower kingdoms, Paris, Vienna, and Berlin, in which the régimes, were made powerless by the fear of “revolution,” did little to protect the old ways. The revolution only had success in France.
In Austria, the ministers of the new regime
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The republic was made official in 1849, and then afterwards was only recognized in Rome and Tuscany. Inside the Austrian empire, the different people subjected to the German Regime of Vienna asked for a national government, and Hungary prospered in building the nation on an independent basis. This confusion seemed to mark a rearrangement of the regions of Europe. In the name of the Temporary Government in France, Alphonse de Lamartine stated that the treaties of 1815 were not in place any longer from the view of the French Republic, but he stated that he has acknowledged the territorial restrictions marked by the treaties. France however did not give its backing to the liberal revolutionaries throughout