Revolutions of 1848 quiz
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Whose ties to dancer Lola Montez stirred unrest in 1848?
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What carried the bombs in history's first aerial bombing?
Answer: Balloons
Why: Austria aimed the balloons at besieged Venice in 1849, but a wind shift blew some back over its own lines.
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Whose 'National Song' rallied crowds in Pest in March 1848?
Answer: Sándor Petőfi
Why: Hungary still keeps 15 March, the day of the poem's first reading, as a national holiday.
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Whose army captured Rome in July 1849, ending its republic?
Answer: France
Why: The troops came from France's own Second Republic, sent by President Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte.
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Where did Louis-Philippe flee after losing his throne?
Answer: Britain
Why: The fallen king slipped out of France in disguise, travelling under the name Mr Smith.
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Which composer joined the 1849 Dresden uprising, then fled abroad?
Answer: Richard Wagner
Why: Saxony did not grant Wagner an amnesty until 1862, some 13 years after his flight.
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Roughly how many French men could vote in 1847?
Answer: 250,000
Why: A decree of 5 March 1848 gave the vote to men aged 21 and over, lifting the electorate to about 9 million.
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