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RESTORATION AND THE LIBERAL
REVOLUTIONS 1 BACH.HISTORY OF EUROPE
He made all the agreements following four main principles:
Legitimism Intervention
Absolutism Balance of
power
All the European states were represented except the
Ottoman Empire. The leading countries were:
Great Britain Russia
Lord
Castlereagh Duke of Wellington
Tsar Alexander I
Prussia Austria France
Frederick William III Prince Metternich Talleyrand
These big five powers made the most important
decisions:
1. Reorganise the European map
2. Re-establish the political system before the
French Revolution
Ferdinand VII Louis XVIII
To ensure the Congress of Vienna worked two alliances were established:
The Quadruple Alliance
The Holy Alliance
The Congress System seemed to work quite well. There
was no major European war between 1815 and 1850’s,
the longest period of peace in Europe for centuries.
NATIONALISM
LIBERALISM
The main powers tried to suppress
both and the system started to break down in the
1820s with the liberal revolutions.
The Congress System ignored two new important
movements:
Consequences of the revolutions
The Restoration system disappeared for good.
The working class saw that the bourgeoisie didn’t include them in their revolutionary ideas. They needed to organise in an independent way.
The unifications of Italy and Germany started.