c. 1848 CE–c. 1849 CE
Revolutionary wave of 1848–1849
World history · Politics · Conflict
Uprisings in numerous European states demanded, in differing combinations, constitutions, representation, social reform, and national self-determination. Most were defeated or limited in the short term, but the wave left political changes and exile networks; it was not a single revolution and did not affect all of Europe alike.
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