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Agenda Warm Up? Discussion: Congress of Vienna Mappin Homework Time HW: Read and Write.

Congress of Vienna 1814-1815

Restoring Stability in France Foreign Minister of Austria, Metternich, leads the Congress of Vienna. Distrusted the Revolution, Prevent French aggression by surrounding it with stronger countries. Contain France Restore a balance of power. (Alliances) Restore Europe’s royal families.

Legitimacy France required to give up all territory gained under Napoleon. All monarchs kicked out by Napoleon are put back into power Fair treatment for all, no grudges. Allowed peace until 1853 (Crimean War)

Conservative Europe Alliances form between Absolutist rulers. Concert of Europe added to the alliance system, aid would arrive for any conflict between powers. However, Enlightenment ideas were out there, and new philosophies emerge. Constitutional Monarchy is maintained in England and France. Russia, Prussia, and Austria maintained Absolutism.

Political Changes Beyond Vienna Three Philosophies Dominate. Conservatism A desire for absolute rule, or rule of a Monarch. Liberalism Wanted more rights, voting for the middle class and more power given to Parliament/Chamber of Deputies. Nationalism A pride for country emerges, and this would lead to conflict.