the congress of vienna led to revolts in france because\nit had a liberal agenda that angered the…

the congress of vienna led to revolts in france because\nit had a liberal agenda that angered the conservatives.\nit promoted elected parliaments that weakened the monarchy.\nmany people objected to new territorial boundaries.\nmany people did not want an absolute monarchy.

the congress of vienna led to revolts in france because\nit had a liberal agenda that angered the conservatives.\nit promoted elected parliaments that weakened the monarchy.\nmany people objected to new territorial boundaries.\nmany people did not want an absolute monarchy.

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The Congress of Vienna redrew European territorial boundaries after the Napoleonic Wars. In France, many objected to the new territorial arrangements which led to unrest and revolts. It did not have a liberal agenda (it aimed to restore conservative order), it did not promote elected parliaments to weaken monarchy (it aimed to restore monarchies), and it aimed to restore absolute - monarchies in many cases.

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many people objected to new territorial boundaries.