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The Conservative Backlash to Napoleon and the Revolution HWH UNIT 5 CHAPTER 6.4

 The Congress of Vienna September 1814-June 1815

  Alexander I of Russia  Klemens von Metternich of Austria  Lord Castlereagh of Britain  Frederick William III of Prussia  Charles Talleyrand of France Main Characters

  Legitimacy  Ruling monarchies restored throughout Europe  Compensation  Reward those who fought or lost land fighting Napoleon  Austria given Dalmation Coast  Prussia given the Rhineland  Russia given Poland  Balance of Power  Arranging the map so that France (nor any other country) would never be dominant again Goals

  France reduced to 1790 borders  Russia gets Poland  German Confederation replaces Confederation of the Rhine  Restores Austrian influence in Germany  The Netherlands is re-established Geographic Changes

  Meetings from to enforce the ideas of the Congress of Vienna  Very CONSERVATIVE  Anti-democracy  Anti-nationalism  The Quadruple Alliance  Alexander ’ s “ Holy Alliance ” The Concert of Europe (The Congress System)