Revoluția de la 1848

The revolutionaries suffered a defeat

The revolutionaries won decisively

The battle ended in a truce

The Ottoman troops retreated

It aimed for Romanians to be both free and property owners, as freedom without property is false.

It was only about gaining independence from foreign powers.

It focused solely on economic reforms.

It was intended to establish a monarchy.

Abolishing absolute monarchies

Guaranteeing democratic rights and freedoms

Establishing economic freedom

Promoting foreign domination

Foreign oppression in the three Romanian countries

Existence of feudal privileges

Need for agrarian reform and land for peasants

Annexation of Transylvania by Russia

Violent uprising

Peaceful character

Foreign intervention

Military dictatorship

Continuation of the revolutions in Vienna and Buda and reaction to the Hungarian Diet's decision to unite Transylvania with Hungary

Desire for economic independence

Conflict with the Ottoman Empire

Religious disagreements

Simion Bărnuțiu

George Barițiu

Avram Iancu

Andrei Șaguna

Gheorghe Magheru

Avram Iancu

Simion Bărnuțiu

Alexandru Ioan Cuza

Strengthening of Habsburg domination in Transylvania

Immediate independence of Romanian Principalities

Opening the way for reforms across Europe

Creation of the framework for national unity

A sudden and violent change in social, economic, and political structures of a country's regime.

A peaceful transition of power within a country.

A gradual improvement in economic conditions.

A diplomatic agreement between countries.