AP EURO REVIEW - Unit 5 Topic 7 - The Congress of Vienna

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What was the Congress of Vienna?

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A meeting of European powers to restore balance after Napoleon's defeat.

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Which of the following countries was NOT part of the coalition that defeated Napoleon? Russia, Austria, Spain, United States

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United States

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Describe one way in which European states responded to Napoleonic rule.

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They formed alliances to prevent future French dominance.

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What was a primary goal of the Congress of Vienna?

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To establish a lasting peace by balancing power in Europe

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Explain the concept of "balance of power" as it was intended by the Congress of Vienna.

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Ensuring no single nation could dominate Europe

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Which of the following was a consequence of the Congress of Vienna?
The rise of nationalism in Europe,
The immediate unification of Germany,
The spread of democracy across Europe,
The establishment of the European Union

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The rise of nationalism in Europe

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Analyze how the Congress of Vienna's decisions might have contributed to future conflicts in Europe: By creating economic disparities among nations, By ignoring the growing sense of nationalism, By promoting industrialization unevenly, By establishing a single European government

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By ignoring the growing sense of nationalism

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What was one of the main reasons for the rise of nationalism after the Congress of Vienna? Options: The promotion of free trade among European nations, The suppression of national identities by the Congress, The establishment of a common European language, The creation of new national borders

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The suppression of national identities by the Congress

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Identify a key figure who played a significant role in the Congress of Vienna.

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Klemens von Metternich

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Evaluate the effectiveness of the Congress of Vienna in maintaining peace in Europe.

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It was somewhat effective, but tensions eventually led to conflicts.