Question

How was France's Second Republic divided from the start?

Peasants and the upper-middle class did not believe in rights for workers.

Liberals wanted moderate reform; whereas socialists wanted far-reaching social changes.

Some people supported Louis Philippe and others wanted a liberal government.

Nationalists wanted to throw off foreign rule.

Answer 1

Liberals wanted moderate reform, whereas socialists wanted far-reaching social changes.

Step-by-step explanation:

From the beginning of the Second Republic, middle-class liberals wanted moderate political reforms, but socialists wanted far-reaching social and economic change. Socialists forced the government to set up national workshops to provide jobs for the unemployed.

Answer 2

Liberals wanted moderate reform; whereas socialists wanted far-reaching social changes. What common goal did the revolutions throughout the Austrian Empire have? People demanded independent governments and written constitutions that defended basic rights.