Question

world history, culture, and geography a-g semester a
age of revolutions in europe
what were two results of the congress of vienna?
prussia gained territory in poland,
and germany saw its royal family
restored.
france saw its royal family restored,
and poland became part of russia.
poland saw its royal family restored,
and prussia became part of
germany
austria gained territory in spain,
and italy saw its royal family
restored.

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze the results of the Congress of Vienna:

1. After the Congress of Vienna, the Bourbon royal family was restored in France (ending the revolutionary and Napoleonic era's changes to the monarchy there).
2. Poland was partitioned, and a significant portion became part of the Russian Empire (this was a result of the Congress as the great powers redrew the map of Europe to re - establish stability and the old order).

Now let's analyze the other options:

• Option 1: Germany was not a unified country with a single royal family being "restored" in the context of the Congress of Vienna (Germany was a collection of states at this time), and Prussia's territorial gain in Poland was not a main result in the way described here.
• Option 3: Prussia did not become part of Germany at this time (Germany unified later), and Poland's royal family was not restored; instead, it was partitioned.
• Option 4: Austria did not gain territory in Spain, and Italy's royal family situation was more complex and not a direct result of the Congress of Vienna in the way described.

Answer:

B. France saw its royal family restored, and Poland became part of Russia.