Congress of Vienna and Revolutions of 1848

A congress is a

• meeting

• law

• government

• constitution

Exile means

• immigrating to another country

• being kicked out of your country for political reasons

• voluntarily leaving your country

• being charged with a crime

The most influential (important) person at the Congress of Vienna was

• Napoleon

• Tallyrand of France

• Alexander I of Russia

• Metternich of Austria

The Congress of Vienna ended in

• 1812

• 1815

• 1820

• 1806

The Congress of Vienna occurred in

• France

• Great Britain

• Austria

• Prussia

The main goal of the Congress of Vienna was to

• re-establish the balance of power after Napoleon's defeat

• return dethroned kings to power

• create a wall of barrier states around France

• punish France

Legitimacy is

• re-establishing the balance of power after Napoleon's defeat

• returning dethroned kings to power

• creating a wall of barrier states around France

• punishing France

The Congress of Vienna rearranged the map of Europe to

• re-establish the balance of power after Napoleon's defeat

• return dethroned kings to power

• create a wall of barrier states around France

• punish France

The Congress of Vienna wanted to return Europe back to the "Old Order," thus making it

• radical

• moderate

• conservative

The Congress of Vienna disliked Enlightenment ideas, especially

• democracy

• monarchy

• anarchy

• dictatorships