The era of revolutions (1789-1848) and the fall of the absolute monarchy in Europe

19th century Europa that theory and practice meet and thus where changes began, is revolutionary in many ways. Serious criticism against the existing order and the imagination of a new order have reached the groun of realization only with a social participation. This precess, which started as a local resistance in France in 1789, will continue until 1848 when it reaches the dimensions that threaten other modern states. Also, this preocess has extended due to the harsh strength of the old order against the new order, the internal Dynamics of France and the dilemma between the old and the new social consciousness. In particular, the Napolen Bonaparte period will carry the crises caused by the current transformation. The measures taken by this anti-revolutionary block after this bloody crises, would spread all over Europa, could not prevent the systemic changes. Because the period between 1830-1848 will be a phase in which the conflict that broke out in 1789 ended successfully. French Revolution is an absolute victory that has a very strong backround in terms of ideas guided by different ideological approaches, where the identity of the nation emerges. In other words the perception of the "nation-state" has gained ground against that of empire. This period, in which many basic motivations emerging from modern World societies appreared, is one of the most important stages in the history of revolutions.