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How did the ideology of 'liberalism' affect the Europe in early nineteenth century? Explain. - Social Science

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How did the ideology of 'liberalism' affect the Europe in early nineteenth century? Explain.

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उत्तर १

The ideology of liberalism allied with nationalism in the following ways:

  1. It stood for the end of autocracy and clerical privileges.
  2. Railways facilitated national cohesion by promoting mobility and leveraging economic interests.
  3. It is believed that a representative constitution and government operate through Parliament.
  4. Liberalism stood for freedom for individuals and equality of all before the law.
  5. It emphasised the concept of government by consent.
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उत्तर २

  1. Political Impact: 
    • Rise of Constitutional Governments: Liberalism promoted constitutionalism and representative government, leading to the decline of absolute monarchies.
    • Demand for Civil Rights: Liberals emphasized individual freedoms, such as freedom of speech, press, and equality before the law.
    • Abolition of Feudal Privileges: Aristocratic privileges and divine rights of kings were challenged, leading to democratic reforms.
    • Nationalism and Revolutions: Liberal ideas fueled revolutions (e.g., French Revolution of 1830, Revolutions of 1848), where people demanded national unity and self-rule.
  2. Economic Impact:
    • Promotion of Free Market Economy: Liberals supported free trade, private property, and minimal government interference in business.
    • Growth of Industrialization: Encouraged capitalism and industrial expansion, leading to economic progress in European nations.
    • Abolition of Guilds and Restrictions: Liberals opposed traditional guild systems and feudal economic barriers, promoting economic competition.
  3. Social Impact:
    • End of Social Hierarchies: Liberalism encouraged merit-based society rather than privileges based on birth.
    • Educational Reforms: Promoted universal education to empower individuals with knowledge and reasoning.
    • Equal Rights for Citizens: This led to legal reforms ensuring equality before the law, although women and the working class had limited rights initially.
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