- Progress is the goal of a society
England
- There were elections in 1830
- They weakened the conservation control in the house of Congress
- Parliament was split into the House of Commons and the House of Lords
- In the House of Commons there were wealthy people from the middle class
- Th election was the first time that the House of Commons won the election
- The House of Lords is scared by this
- They do not want to have to deal with the liberals in the House of Commons
- King William threatened to make some people in the House of Commons Lords in the House of Lords
- The Reform Bill of 1832
- Doubled the number of eligible voters in England
- In 1845 the Potato Famine hit
- Robert Peel pushed for reform because he thought that if a reform was not made between the rich and the poor in England, revolution would break loose.
- The Corn Laws were repealed
- Because of this, he lost his seat as Prime Minister
- Between 1848 and 1851, as a result of the potato famine many Irish decided to leave Ireland and emigrate to the United States.
- The Chartist movement tried to feed off of the anxiety over reform
- The Charters wanted a national charter that would result in universal human suffrage
- Everyone would have the right to vote
France
- Charles X was in a bad position
- He dissolved his government and called new elections
- The liberals won the election, which Charles did not like
- Charles X was forced to abdicate the throne
- Louis Phillipe became the new monarch
- His reign was known as the July Monarchy
- He was the Duke of Orleans: The Orleanist
- During his reign, he tried to deal with the cares and anxieties of the people
- He brought out the tri-color flag as the official flag of France
- The Bourgeois was the upper-middle class of France
- They are the people that Louis will try and cater to
- He can claim that he is helping the middle class, while he is really helping people who are pretty well off
- The liberals and the reformers did not like this because they thought that the government was not doing the right thing
- 1848- There were a number of revolutions
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