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The Congress of Vienna built a successful balance-of-power peace, but suppressing war left social tension that later erupted in 1848 revolutions and continuous wars.
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The Congress of Vienna built a successful balance-of-power peace, but suppressing war left social tension that later erupted in 1848 revolutions and continuous wars.
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"...right, so eventually Napoleon is defeated. This is called the Congress of Vienna, and it will lead to something called the Consul of Europe...."
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"...okay? But I want you to remember this idea. 1815, Congress of Vienna, Congress of Europe, Minernich establishes peace in Europe, okay? And they..."
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"You can either have your soldiers go to war or they will revolt against you. That's your choice, all right? And so this will..."
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"...that. So after the French Revolution, there's something called the Congress of Vienna in 1815, where the monarchs of Europe basically decided to never..."
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