How Did the June Revolution Differ from Previous Revolts and Prefigure

question 9

Multiple Choice

How did the June Revolution differ from previous revolts and prefigure some twentieth century revolutions?

• A) It was a working class revolt led by a conspiracy of professional revolutionaries.
• B) The June Revolution was a respectable revolution of the middle class to defend its interests against the lower classes.
• C) It was a peaceful realignment of political parties in the parliament that made possible the passage of radical legislation.
• D) The June Revolution was a working class revolt intended to redistribute the country's wealth and eliminate poverty.
• E) It was a working class revolt that required foreign intervention to preserve the status quo.

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