How was the Congress of Vienna influenced by the French Revolution?

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Gnesinka [82]3 years ago

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Answer: Congress of Vienna was a conservative answer to everything new what revolution brought.

Explanation: Congress of Vienna initated a closer collaboration between European governments to suppress all possible focal points of revolutionary events. A good example is a so-called "three liberal years" (1820-23) in Spain. At that time Spanish liberals forced the king Ferdinand VII to rule as a constitutional monarch. Other European monarchies organized a congress which opted for military invasion. Liberals were defeated and absolute rule of Ferdinand VII was re-established.

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