
Congress of Vienna
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Balance of Power in Europe
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Review Time! How did Napoleon become Emperor of France?
He was elected by the Consulate
He overthrew the government and proclaimed himself as Emperor.
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European ministers and rulers met at the Congress of Vienna to redraw the boundaries of Europe.
Remember, Napoleon wanted to conquer all of Europe!
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The great powers of Europe:
Great Britain
Prussia
Russia
Austria
They dominated the Congress (1814-1815). They restored many former rulers and borders.
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Multiple Choice
Which one was NOT a great power at this time
Spain
Austria
Prussia
Russia
Britain
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Poll
Why do you think they restored many of the former rulers and borders?
They wanted to prevent more revolutions.
They wanted to have their kingdom backs.
They wanted to restore "Old Order"
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These changes helped to bring Europe back in some measure to the way it had been before the French Revolution.
In some places, like Belgium and Poland, this meant ignoring popular feelings.
The European “Old Order” was restored.
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Balance of Power: Introduced in the 18th century, this term referred to a system in which the chief powers of Europe were roughly equal in military strength, so that no single power like France could dominate the others.
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Multiple Choice
What was Metternich trying to prevent when establishing the balance of power?
Anyone from trying to overthrown him
To further prevent
future French
domination
or the spread
of democratic
revolutions in Europe
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Open Ended
Now we are going to see the rise of Nationalism despite the monarchies trying to prevent the spread of democratic ideals. What do you think nationalism is?
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The French Revolution ignited the spirit of nationalism in Europe by spreading the view that government should be based on the will of the people but the monarchies do not agree.
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Poll
What do you think? Is Nationalism ultimately good or bad?
Good
Bad
I'm not sure
It depends
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Open Ended
Predict: What do you think is going to happen next? Are there more revolutions to come? Is everything going to go back to normal? What do you think? Explain.
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