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What were the consequences of the Liberal Revolution of 1848?
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View full question & answer→The following were consequences of the Liberal Revolution of 1848 :
i. It became a basis for the unification of Germany and Italy.
ii. Conservatives could not restore the old order.
iii. The realised that they would have to give concessions to the liberal nationalist revolutionaries.
iv. Abolition of serfdom and bonded labour took place both in Habsburg dominions and in Russia.
v. The Hungarians were granted more autonomy by the Habsburg rulers in 1867.
i. It became a basis for the unification of Germany and Italy.
ii. Conservatives could not restore the old order.
iii. The realised that they would have to give concessions to the liberal nationalist revolutionaries.
iv. Abolition of serfdom and bonded labour took place both in Habsburg dominions and in Russia.
v. The Hungarians were granted more autonomy by the Habsburg rulers in 1867.