In this episode, we discuss the European revolts of the 1820s, 1830s, and 1848, which impacted all the regions in Western, Central, and Eastern Europe in different ways and produced some interesting long-term consequences.

We discuss some benefits and limitations of the Metternich system in Europe and the factors that posed challenges. We discuss how factors like liberalism, nationalism, and industrial revolution gave way to modern nationalism and how it impacted Europe.

In this episode, we discuss the arrangements made to counter the impact of the French Revolution on the existing order. We discuss the critical steps taken to restore the map of Europe, emphasize balance of power, and suppress ideas such as liberalism and Nationalism.

We summarize the French Revolution by talking about the causes, some of the key trends, criticism levelled against the French Revolution, and the legacy of the French Revolution.

We discuss the rise of napoleon along with some administrative, social, economic, and religious reforms he made during his rule and his eventual fall.

This episode discusses two phases of the French Revolution—Radical Republicanism (1792-94) or Reign of Terror and Moderate Republicanism (1794-99)—by the end of which Napoleon Bonaparte had risen to leadership.

The episodes talks about the reasons the french revolution had different phases and discusses the first phase of the revolution between 1789-1791.

We discuss the major events in the region during the 20th century and the regional and global political equation.

In this episode, we compare the situation of Jewish community in the medieval time from the economic and social standpoint. We also look at the changes during the Modern Period that finally led to the push for the creation of separate Jewish state in the Middle East.