what was the result of the revolution of 1848 in Rome?
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http://www.homepages.ucl.ac.uk/~ucrarls/1210/website/chron/48PR.HTM has a list of all the events that came out of the 1848 revolution.
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Early in 1848 several outbreaks of revolution had caused the French King Louis Phillippe to abdicate (25th February) and Metternich, the chief minister of the Habsburg Monarchy and architect of a system of restored monarchical government in Europe since before the fall of Napoleon (1815), had been driven into exile.\n\nIn these times in the diverse states of Germany several rulers were faced with respectful, yet determined, demands for change and, starting with Baden in early March, moved to award Constitutions or to allow liberalisation of existing Constitutions. On the 16th of March barricades were raised in Berlin, the capital of the Prussian Kingdom. Prussia was then ruled by King Frederick William IV who was anti-liberal and had famously said at the opening of an 'United Diet' of his territories in 1847, the first advisory assembly that any Prussian monarch had been prepared to recognise, that:- \n\n"Never will I permit a written sheet of paper to come between our God in heaven and this land ... to rule us with its paragraphs and supplant the old, sacred loyalty." \n\nAfter an incident precipitated street fighting the King withdrew his soldiers rather than see even more fatalities amongst his "beloved Berliners" and was subsequently called upon by the populace on the 19th to stand bareheaded whilst the earthly remains of those Berliners killed in the street fighting were paraded with their wounds exposed. The King formalised a change in political direction through the appointment of a new ministry and proclamation issued on the morning of the 21st announced that the King had placed himself at the head of the German nation and would appear that day in his capital wearing "old German" colours.\nThese black, red, and gold colours were at one and the same time "revolutionary" in being associated with contemporary German Liberalism and Nationalism having been adopted by "patriotic" Germany in the days of the Wars of Liberation against Napoleon but were also thought of as being associated with the earlier "Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation," (which had been discontinued as a result of a dramatic reorganisation of the Germanies that had been sponsored by Napoleon at thre height of his power). \nDuring his progess through the streets of Berlin the King was occasionally hailed as Emperor but he felt moved to assert that he intended to rob no German prince of his sovereignty. \nA manifesto was issued towards evening which sought to sum up up the position being adopted:- \n\n"Germany is in ferment within, and exposed from without to danger from more than one side. Deliverance from this danger can come only from the most intimate union of the German princes and people under a single leadership. I have taken this leadership upon me for the hour of peril. I have today assumed the old German colours, and placed myself under the venerable banner of the German Empire. Prussia henceforth is merged in Germany." \n  In the unsettled and challenging times invitations sent out by a self-appointed group of liberals based in Heidelberg led to the convening, in Frankfurt on the 30th March, of a preparatory parliament ( Vorparlament ) which, at the close of five days in session, recognised a fifty member committee as being responsible for the organisation of processes of election to a German National Assembly which was projected to convene in Frankfurt in May. \nAt the time of the Heidelberg meeting although aspirations for various forms of political change were being widely voiced all the traditional states of the German Confederation were still actually in being!!! \n\nDuring these times the Federal Diet of the German Confederation was debating processes of election towards reaching decisions about the future of the Germanies but, in the event, it decided that it was not to be the authority behind such decisions and effectively endorsed the elective programme of t
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You will have to research Marxist history, Do not focus ont the revolts of 1848 in Europe, Focus on The Paris Commune of 1872, The Revolt of 1905 in Russia, and The Bolshevik revolt. I believe it originated in the Paris Commune. The other two revolts will tie in Vladimir Illich Ulaynov.(Lenin)
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check out this site it might help\n\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rome
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In Genova, Italy 2001,the government of Silvio Berlusconi imposed a veritable police state on tens of thousands of demonstrators protesting against the meetings of the heads of state of the eight leading capitalist powers (the Group of 8). On July 20, carabinieri (paramilitary national police) charged into a peaceful demonstration and as protesters scattered, they shot an “anti-globalization” demonstrator, Carlo Giuliani, in the head, rolled over him twice with a jeep and drove away. It was an execution. \n\nThat night squads of riot police broke into the Diaz school which housed many protesters and the independent media center that was sending out news of the demonstrations. The blood-stained walls recorded the horrors that took place as scores of youth were brutally clubbed and hauled off to holding pens. As they were carrying out the attack, the cops repeatedly shouted “Viva Il Duce!” (Mussolini) and “Viva Pinochet!”
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Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte (15 August 1769 – 5 May 1821) was a general of the French Revolution; the ruler of France as First Consul (Premier Consul) of the French Republic from 11 November 1799 to 18 May 1804; then Emperor of the French (Empereur des Français) and King of Italy under the name Napoleon I from 18 May 1804 to 6 April 1814; and briefly restored as Emperor from 20 March to 22 June 1815.\n\nTo continue;;;;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napoleon
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Lithuanian revolution?
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The Bolshevik   Revolution ended years of tyrannical rule by the Czars. The Bolsheviks, however, were communists and replaced the tyranny of the Czars with their on murderous thugs like Stalin and Kreushev.
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http://www.promotega.org/fld05026/Georgia.html\nhttp://ngeorgia.com/revolution/amrev11a.html
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The Praetorian Guard protecting the Roman Emperor Caligula against assassination, unable to accept his reckless behaviour, murdered him in 41 AD and installed his uncle,  Claudius instead.\n\nThe Tanzanian army marched into Uganda, and Idi Amin fled for his life. The Tanzanian army, mission accomplished, went home again and let the Ugandan people decide their own future.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_revolution\n\nchoose whatever you want here and follow the links. you will get the information you need.\nI dont know which russian revolution you want information on..
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Get real it was the result of a nation gone mad, religious or other\nwise
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A series of decrees or ordinances set forth by Charles X of France in July 1830 (and his chief minister Jules Armand du Polignac.)  They did such things as attempt greater controls on the press, deprive three-quarters of French voters of the right to vote, dissolve PArliament, and call for a new election (with the new electorate.)\n\nReaction:  the July Revolution.  Charles X was knocked off the throne (he abdicated and fled); the new system of governemnt was constitutional monarchy rather than the absolute monarchy in place before, and the new, limited, monarch was Louis-Philippe of the House of Orleans.
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I got this on lockdown.  I went to Rome this summer.  The clothing was similar to what we have over here.  The people are very nice and most speak a little English, enough to make a transaction.  Most people drive cars that would make a Camry look big.  I saw no trucks or SUVs at all.  None.  Little cars and mopeds are the most common.  I would take a bus or walk if you can b/c the traffic is horrible and gas is even more expensive over there.  People have the same kinds of jobs we have.  Places of interest include the Coliseum, the Forum, the many churches, Vatican City, Trevi Fountain, and the Victor Emmanuele Monument (AKA the Altare della Patria).  If you need more help, e-mail me at mattpytlak@yahoo.com and I give you more info and pics.
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1]Succession: Umberto I, 1878, assassinated 1900; Victor Emmanuel III, 1900, abdicated 1946, died 1947; Humbert II, 1946, ruled a month. In 1921 Benito Mussolini (1883-1945) formed the Fascist party; he became prime minister Oct. 31, 1922. He entered World War II as an ally of Hitler. He was deposed July 25, 1943.\n\n[2]Victor Emmanuel III, ascended the throne. Meanwhile, prompted by the examples of France and Britain and by the desire to distract attention from economic and social problems at home, the government had launched a colonial program. In early 1885 an Italian expedition occupied a portion of East Africa. These territories were consolidated in 1890 into the colony of Eritrea. In that year Italy established a protectorate over the Somali coast south of British Somaliland\n  The Italians, however, suffered a serious defeat at Adwa (Adowa) in 1896 and had to recognize Ethiopia’s independence. Elsewhere, Italian troops moved into Libya in 1911 and, at the end of the Italo-Turkish war, Italy’s possession of the Libyan coast was confirmed.
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True.  I forget when Mussolini was toppled and Rome seized, but Italy switched sides.
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The industrial revolution was under way.  \n\nConsiderable numbers of people had moved into urban areas (More than half the population was urban)\n\nGreat Britain was at war with France.