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He who was made Minister President of Prussia in November 1848 after the replacement of the liberal ministry, who immediately ordered the dissolution of the citizen's militia and the imposition of martial law, practically ending the revolution in Berlin with little resistance
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Count of Brandenburg (1792 - 1850)
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A term used by Karl Marx to refer to the primarily industrial working classes
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Proletariat
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A name given to the Frankfurt Parliament due to its high proportion of teachers, professors, lawyers, and those with degrees
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Professor's Parliament
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The city in which the few remaining members of the Frankfurt Parliament were finally forcibly dispersed from by the Prussian military in June 1849, having been ejected from Frankfurt earlier in the year after the widespread rejection of the Paulskirche Constitution
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Stuttgart
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An indecisive parliament consisting mostly of liberals - though a third of members being radicals - elected in April 1848 under the new Prussian liberal ministry, first meeting in May with the task of drawing up a new constitution, which steadily lost authority and support over the course of the year
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Prussian National Assembly
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A work by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels which much inspired some of the middle and working class unrest during the 1848 Revolutions
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Communist Manifesto
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A solution to the German Question that would include within the borders of a united Germany, all those provinces of the Austrian Empire with a predominantly German speaking population (though some wished to include the whole Austrian Empire), leaving Austria the dominant German power
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Großdeutschland Solution
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A Prussian dominated union agreed in March 1850 by 28 German states, convening a parliament that same month
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Erfurt Union
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The phrase reputedly said by King Frederick William IV of Prussia in describing the German crown offered to him by the Frankfurt Parliament, which he refused due to its illegitimacy, and that it would have antagonised other powers and bound him to a constitutional body he had no wish to encourage
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Crown from the Gutter
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Members of the landed nobility in Prussia
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Junkers
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