Explore the reigns of Charles X and Louis Philippe, which set the stage for the 1848 French Revolution. Charles X's conservative policies and the July Ordinances led to his downfall, while Louis Philippe's 'Bourgeois Monarchy' faced criticism and social unrest. Economic hardships and the Banquet Campaign ignited the revolution, ending the July Monarchy and birthing the Second Republic.
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In ______ after his brother's demise, ______ from the House of Bourbon became the King of France.
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Charles X's reign saw conflicts with the liberal ______, culminating in the issuance of the ______ ______ in 1830.
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Louis Philippe I's ascent to power year
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Nickname of Louis Philippe I's reign
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Trigger for 1848 French calls for reform
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Critics like ______ Blanc and ______-Joseph Proudhon called for reforms and questioned existing property laws.
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Economic struggles, political issues, and social problems in the ______ Monarchy culminated in the 1848 revolution.
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Campagne des banquets start date
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Outcome of the 1848 Revolution
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Role of Friedrich Engels in banquets
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