Question

multiple - choice question
the leaders at the congress of vienna:
could not quash the the idea that people were citizens of a community, not subjects of a king.
successfully quashed any kind of revolutionary spirit.

Explanation:

The Congress of Vienna aimed to restore the old - order and conservative monarchies after the Napoleonic Wars. However, the ideas of nationalism and liberalism, which emphasized the rights of citizens as part of a community rather than subjects of a king, had already spread and could not be completely suppressed. While they tried to quell revolutionary spirit, they were not entirely successful.

Answer:

The leaders at the Congress of Vienna could not quash the the idea that people were citizens of a community, NOT subjects of a king.