Proudhon referred to himself as what after the 1848 revolution?
A monarchist
A federalist
An imperialist
A capitalist
Answer
A federalist, as Proudhon identified himself, supports a system of government in which several states or regions are united under a central authority, allowing for both local autonomy and central coordination. Federalism seeks to balance the power between various levels of government and aims to protect the rights and interests of individual states or regions within a larger political entity.
Mastermind of Anarchy: The Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Challenge
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