1. French Revolution
1.1. Protests throughout France during February
1.1.1. Fatalities and Injuries on February 23rd
1.1.2. Tearing down buildings, paving stones, and trees
1.2. French Provisional Government
1.2.1. Led by Lamartine
1.2.1.1. Passed decree that led to improved workers rights
1.3. Emergence of Socialism
1.3.1. Liberty, Equality, Property rights
2. Italian Revolution
2.1. The Papal states
2.1.1. Italian territories which were privately governed
2.1.1.1. Looking for liberty and independance
2.1.1.1.1. secret society called young Italy
2.2. Young Italy
2.2.1. Unitarian Government
2.2.1.1. Also federalism was introduced to make Italy stronger
2.3. Italian Peninsula
2.3.1. Battle between Italy and Austria
2.3.1.1. Disapointing pope Pios speech
2.3.1.1.1. Italians took over the walls of the Austrian border and reclaimed Milan
3. German and other European Revolutions
3.1. Heavily involved with the Italian Revolution
3.1.1. Nationalistic, liberalistic, and constitunalistic policies
3.1.1.1. The Frankfurt Parliament
3.1.1.1.1. Hungarian domination of pressburg
4. Historical Background
4.1. Europe is organized into three main policies
4.1.1. Constitutionalism
4.1.1.1. Mainly in Spain and Italy but also in Russia and Poland
4.1.2. Liberalism
4.1.2.1. Mostly the french after the overthrow of the king
4.1.3. Nationalism
4.1.3.1. In Germany, Croatia, and Hungary
4.2. Population increase
4.2.1. More people less crops
4.2.1.1. Food shortages in France
4.2.2. Higher risk of disease
4.2.2.1. Blight, very dangerous, found in potatoes
4.2.3. Higher food prices (inflation)
4.2.4. Higher unemployment rates
4.2.5. Radicalism