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DO NOW

1. If you have your cards in your bag, take them
   out!
2. NOTES TODAY!
3. Take out your essay for me to collect. IF YOU DO
   NOT HAVE AN ESSAY, I WILL COLLECT A PIECE OF
   PAPER WITH YOUR NAME ON IT.

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Napoleons Empire
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NEW UNIT

• REACTION AGAINST REVOLUTIONARY IDEAS
• OVERVIEW
• After the French Revolution there was a reaction
  against revolutionary ideals. In 1815 at the
  Congress of Vienna, the leaders of the nations of
  Europe restored the old monarchies. In the
  following decades, conflicts between
  revolutionary ideals and the desire to maintain
  the old order would cause uprisings and
  repression. Although some reforms slowly took
  hold in Western Europe, absolutism remained
  strong in Russia. In Latin America as well,
  democratic reforms were slow to develop. In the
  early 1900s, however, Mexico experienced a
  political and social revolution accompanied by
  the growth of national feelings.

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NEW CARDS

• CONGRESS OF VIENNA
• PRINCE CLEMENS VON METTERNICH
• BALANCE OF POWER
• CONSERVATISM

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AIM What were the goals at the Congress of
Vienna?

• Ms. McMillan
• Global III
• November 3, 2011

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THE CONGRESS OF VIENNA

1. After Napoleons defeat, European diplomats met
   at the Congress of Vienna in 1815 to devise a
   peace settlement.
2. European leaders agreed to restore order and
   stability to Europe.

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KEY PARTICIPANTS AND THEIR VIEWS

1. Prince Clemens von Metternich of Austria ? wanted
   to restore Europe to the way it was before the
   French Revolution.
2. Alexander I of Russia ? wanted to create an
   alliance of Christian monarchs to suppress future
   revolutions.
3. Lord Castlereagh of England ? wanted to prevent
   France from rebuilding its military forces.
4. Maurice Talleyrand of France ? wanted France to
   be equal to the rest of the nations in Europe.

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BALANCE OF POWER AND RESTORED MONARCHS

1. The leaders at the meeting wanted to establish a
   balance of power, or a distribution of military
   and economic power that prevents one nation from
   being too strong.
2. They wanted to restore the monarchs.
3. This was the first of many reactions against the
   revolutionary ideas of the 1700 and 1800s.
4. It was a victory for conservatives, who wanted to
   preserve the traditional ways.

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See how the map changes!
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NEW CARDS

• CONGRESS OF VIENNA
• PRINCE CLEMENS VON METTERNICH
• BALANCE OF POWER
• CONSERVATISM
• THESE MUST BE COMPLETE BY TOMORROW (FRIDAY)
• I WILL BE CHECKING CARDS 21-24 TOMORROW!!!

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CONGRESS OF VIENNA

• WHO PRINCE CLEMMENS VON METTERNICK AND EUROPEAN
  DIPLOMATS
• WHEN 1815
• WHERE VIENNA, AUSTRIA
• WHAT AFTER NAPOLEON WAS DEFEATED, DIPLOMATS IN
  EUROPE WANTED STABILITY AND TO RESTORE EUROPE TO
  THE OLD WAYS
• WHY DURING THE NAPOLEONIC WARS, THE COUNTRIES
  AND MONARCHIES IN EUROPE HAD BEEN DISTURBED.

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PRINCE CLEMMENS VON METTERNICH

• WHO PRINCE OF AUSTRIA
• WHEN 1815
• WHERE VIENNA, AUSTRIA
• WHAT WANTED EUROPE TO BE RESTORED TO THE WAY IT
  WAS BEFORE THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
• WHY HE WAS A CONSERVATIVE

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BALANCE OF POWER

• WHO DIPLOMATS OF EUROPE
• WHEN 1815
• WHERE VIENNA, AUSTRIA
• WHAT ALL COUNTRIES IN EUROPE TO HAVE EQUAL
  MILITARY AND ECONOMIC POWERS
• WHY THEY WANT TO PREVENT THE CHAOS THAT NAPOLEON
  CAUSED FROM HAPPENING AGAIN

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CONSERVATISM

• WHO PRINCE CLEMMENS VON METTERNICH AND EUROPEAN
  DIPLOMATS (MONARCHS, NOBILITY)
• WHEN 1815
• WHERE CONGRESS OF VIENNA
• WHAT SOMEONE WHO WANTS THE TRADITIONAL WAYS, AS
  BEFORE THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
• WHY THE MONARCHYS AND NOBILITY OF EUROPE WANT TO
  MAINTAIN THEIR POWER AND WEALTH