It could be said that the reasons for the 1848 revolutions was the aspects of failure of the 1830 revolutions, also the fact that most European countries were economically backward apart from a few such as Britain and Belgium. The revolutions had some important effects on European affairs and one, notably, is the resignation of Metternich. This in some ways encouraged the development of risings for example in Italy where Austrian influence was strong and also all …showed first 75 words of 794 total…

…showed last 75 words of 794 total…but in Italy these problems were less apparent due to less class consciousness, the division in the Italian states and the Austrian rule to the north east. Therefore in Italy political problems were more important than social and economic even though these did exist. The Italian revolution also had one defining factor to its cause which was the Austrian rule unlike the French revolution which was a combination of many factors, mainly economic and social.