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| The end of the Corn Laws in Great Britain in 1846 was an indication that | the old landed classes no longer fully dominated British politics |
| During the 1848 revolution in France, liberals and radicals differed over | whether political changes or social and economic changes should take priority |
| These goals of the Chartist movement in Great Britain were acheived | secret ballot, equal electoral districts, abolition of property requirements for members of Parliament, salaries for members of Parliament |
| The goal not met with the Chartist movement in Great Britain was | annual parliaments |
| The first nation to industrialize on the continent was | Belgium |
| Rome became the capital of the new Italian nation | after the withdrawal of French troops from the city during the Franco-Prussian War |
| The significance of the Sadler Committee of 1832 was that it | revealed to a larger public the existing conditions of child labor |
| The freeing of Russia's serfs in 1861 | required them to pay for their freedom in annual payments over fifty years |
