How did France transition from the republic of Louis Phillipe to the Second Republic? Why was Louis Napoleon able to gain power over liberal reformers?
What will be an ideal response?
The ideal answer should include:
1. The corruption of Louis Phillipe's regime
2. The June Days and possibility of radical reform
3. Conservative reaction and the victory of property owners
4. Napoleon's name as a symbol of stability
5. Louis Napoleon's coup and the establishment of the Second Republic
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