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Flashcards on Congress of Vienna: Restoring Europe
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What was the goal of the Congress of Vienna?
To restore stability and order in Europe after the Napoleonic Wars.
Who were the major powers involved in the Congress of Vienna?
Austria, Prussia, Russia, and Great Britain.
Which country was not invited to the Congress of Vienna?
France.
What was the purpose of the Holy Alliance?
To maintain conservative political order in Europe.
How did the Congress of Vienna redraw the map of Europe?
By creating new boundaries and restoring old doctrines of legitimacy.
What significant change did the Congress of Vienna bring to Europe?
It ended the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars period and restored the balance of power.
Which country gained the most from the territorial rearrangements at the Congress of Vienna?
Austria.
What were the long-term effects of the Congress of Vienna?
It maintained peace in Europe for nearly 40 years and set the stage for further political developments.
Who was the leading figure at the Congress of Vienna?
Prince Klemens von Metternich of Austria.
What was the role of diplomacy in the Congress of Vienna?
Diplomacy was instrumental in negotiating agreements and resolving conflicts between nations.
What were the key principles of the Congress of Vienna?
Balance of power, legitimacy, and territorial adjustments.
Which country opposed the conservative principles of the Congress of Vienna?
Great Britain.
What led to the formation of the German Confederation at the Congress of Vienna?
The desire to prevent France from dominating Europe again.
Why was the Congress of Vienna considered a success?
It established a framework for cooperation and stability among European powers.
What was the significance of the Concert of Europe?
It provided a platform for major powers to discuss and resolve mutual concerns.
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Who were the major powers involved in the Congress of Vienna?
France
Spain
Austria
Italy
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What was the goal of the Congress of Vienna?
To establish a French empire
To divide Europe into smaller nations
To restore stability and order in Europe
To establish communism
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Who was the leading figure at the Congress of Vienna?
Napoleon Bonaparte
Winston Churchill
Prince Klemens von Metternich
George Washington
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What were the key principles of the Congress of Vienna?
Revolution, nationalism, and socialism
Communism, capitalism, and imperialism
Balance of power, legitimacy, and territorial adjustments
Anarchy, isolationism, and pacifism
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What significant change did the Congress of Vienna bring to Europe?
The establishment of the European Union
The rise of fascism
The end of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars period
The division of Europe into East and West
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What were the long-term effects of the Congress of Vienna?
The outbreak of World War I
The collapse of communism
Peace in Europe for nearly 40 years and further political developments
The spread of colonialism
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What was the role of diplomacy in the Congress of Vienna?
To declare war on opposing nations
To suppress revolutions
To negotiate agreements and resolve conflicts between nations
To establish a global government
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Which country gained the most from the territorial rearrangements at the Congress of Vienna?
Russia
Great Britain
Austria
Prussia
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What was the purpose of the Holy Alliance?
To establish a new religious order
To promote secularism
To maintain conservative political order in Europe
To overthrow monarchies
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Why was the Congress of Vienna considered a success?
It led to the colonization of Africa
It resulted in the partition of Poland
It established a framework for cooperation and stability among European powers
It caused the downfall of the Ottoman Empire
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