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| revolutionary nationalism |
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| a desire to break loose from their established governments and rule themselves based on what they saw as "natural" bounderies of national origin |
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| political disorder and violence; lack of any govenment or dictatorship |
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| William Wordworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and John Keats |
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| five great English poets dominated in the Romantic Period |
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| famous French Romanticist novelist |
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| famous French Romanticist painter |
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| famous German Romanticist writer |
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| famous German Romanticist composer |
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| the false idea that God is not seperate from nature but that nature is God |
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| German philosopher said that the senses and the mind are the sole avenues of knowledge and that man cannot know God or the soul by either of these avenues |
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| bases thought and action on the way one wishes things were rather than on reality |
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| the idea that truth is relative and dependent on man's reasoning |
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| a German philosopher that introduced dialectic thinking |
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| the idea that one fact or idea works against a contradictory fact to create a 'new fact' |
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| one of the most influential theologians of 19th century Protestantism |
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| "Father of Theological Liberalism" |
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| also known as Friedrich Schleiermacher |
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| questioned in the guise of scholarship the inspiration, authority, texts, and meaning of the Bible |
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| a political solution to Europe's spiritual problems, it only lasted 8 months |
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| key diplomat of Great Britian |
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| also known as "Prince of Diplomats" |
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| Instead of again becoming hundreds of tiny states, it was to remain as Napoleon had reconstituted it, as 38 larger states organized into this |
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| composed of Austria, Prussia, Russiam and Great Britian |
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| composed of Austria, Prussia, Russiam and Great Britian, and France |
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| follow policy based on "holy religion, namely the precepts of justice, Christian charity and peace" |
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| Quintuple Alliance formed this, it was to meet periodically and to work together to put down any rumblings of revolution |
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| Spaniards born in colonies |
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| Latin Americans of mixed Spanish and Indian ancestry |
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| Jose de San Martin and Bernardo O'Higgins |
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| armies led by these men won Chilean independence in 1818 |
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| in 1823, this warned the European powers that intervention in Latin America would be looked upon by the United States as an unfriendly act |
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| Turkey was forced to accept this, the Turks agreed to submit to the terms offered by England, France, and Russia |
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| French monarchy was reestablished when he came to the throne |
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| Louis XVIII brother, who succeeded him |
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| Charles X was forced to flee to England |
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| after the July Revolution, France had a new king |
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| Encouraged by the success of a revolution in France, Belgium declared their independence in 1830 and appointed the uncle to Queen Victoria, as their king |
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| nephew of the late Napoleon Bonaparte, was elected president of the Second Republic |
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| Louis Napoleon delcared himself this in 1852 |
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| Napoleon supplied troops to support him in a takeover of Mexico |
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