Long-term consequences of the 1848 revolutions include all the following EXCEPT
A) the end of the revolutionary alliance between the bourgeoisie and the working class.
B) the willingness of Germans nationalists to sacrifice liberalism for national unity.
C) the end of liberalism throughout the continent.
D) the beginning of "the Great European War of every nation against its neighbors."
E) a general acceptance that popular uprisings were ineffective tools for changing society.

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The 1848 revolutions did not result in the end of liberalism throughout the continent. Instead, they influenced the spread of liberal ideas and reforms in various European countries, despite the immediate conservative backlash.

Long-Term Consequences of the 1848 Revolutions Include All the Following