Political changes resulting from the revolutions of 1848 in Europe included a push for liberal reforms, national unification, and the expansion of democratic ideals. These revolutions, which erupted across numerous European states, aimed at overthrowing authoritarian regimes, promoting national self-determination, and implementing progressive reforms. Although most of the revolutions ultimately failed to achieve their immediate goals, they instigated significant changes over time, leading to the eventual unification of Germany and Italy and inspiring future movements for democracy and workers' rights. The widespread political unrest also highlighted the growing discontent among the working class, prompting later reforms and discussions around social justice in Europe.