Asked by Johnny Dominguez on May 26, 2024
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What were the "March governments" of 1848 Germany?
A) the Prussian army's nationwide march that had the goal of bringing law and order after the 1848 revolution
B) another name for the famous song "Radetzky March"
C) revolutionary governments that were forced to retreat (march) after the royal armies invaded
D) governments in German states in which liberals were placed in prominent positions,due to fear of revolution
E) governments that opposed the March 1848 revolutions
German States
The German States refer to the independent political entities that existed in the territory of modern-day Germany before its unification in 1871.
Revolutionary Governments
Governments established during or after revolutionary movements which aim to fundamentally change political, economic, or societal structures.
- Examine the consequences and shortcomings of the 1848 uprisings in various countries throughout Europe.
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Byron reddyMay 28, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
The "March governments" of 1848 Germany were the governments that were established in German states during the March Revolution of 1848. These governments were often led by liberals who were placed in prominent positions due to the fear of revolution. They were called "March governments" because they were established during the month of March in 1848.
Learning Objectives
- Examine the consequences and shortcomings of the 1848 uprisings in various countries throughout Europe.