Chapter 12 REVOLUTIONS AND THE REIMPOSITION OF ORDER, 1848–1870 Vocabulary 12.58 PARIS: THE SPECTER OF SOCIAL REVOLUTION IN THE WEST

1. Louis Philippe 2. Constituent Assembly 3. Extinction of Poverty 4. Guizot 5. General Cavaignac 6. Legitimists 7. Lamartine 8. Chartism 9. Louis Blanc 10. Second French Republic 11. Falloux 12. Law Labor Commission 13. Napoleonic Ideas 14. Coup d’état of December 2, 1851 15. National Workshops

12.59VIENNA:THENATIONALISTREVOLUTIONSINCENTRALEUROPEANDITALY

16. March Days 17. Prague Congress 18. Joseph Mazzini (Giuseppe Mazzini) 19. Louis Kossuth 20. Roman Republic 21. March Laws 22. Magyar 23. Pius IX 24. Frankfurt Assembly 25. Count Jellachich 26. Syllabus of Errors 27. Charles Albert 28. Ferdinand I

29. Francis Joseph 30. Bach system

12.60FRANKFURTANDBERLIN:THEQUESTIONOFALIBERALGERMANY

31. Frederick William IV 32. Great Germans 33. Little Germans 34. Declaration of the Rights of the German People 35. Zollverein 36. Prussian Assembly in Berlin 37. Prussian constitution of 1850 38. Forty-eighters

12.61THENEWEUROPEAN“ISMS”:REALISM,POSITIVISM,MARXISM

39. Realism 40. Capital 41. Dictatorship of the proletariat 42. Gustave Flaubert 43. Condition of the Working Classes in England 44. Positivism 45. Socialism 46. Auguste Comte 47. Surplus value 48. Utopian socialism 49. Realpolitik 50. Dialectical materialism 51. Opportunism 52. Friedrich Engels 53. Communist Manifesto 54. Young Hegelians

12.62BONAPARTISM:THESECONDFRENCHEMPIRE,1852–1870

55. Baron Haussmann 56. Crédit Mobilier 57. Right of “limited liability” 58. Saint-Simonians 59. Free trade treaty of 1860 60. Socialist emperor 61. Suez Canal 62. Liberal Empire