Explain any three provisions of treaty of Vienna of 1815.
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heya..
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1) Restoration of bourbon dynasty
2) france lost ots territories which were annexed under Napoleon
3) a series of states were established in feance to prevent the french expansion in future.
hope helped..
here is ur ans..
1) Restoration of bourbon dynasty
2) france lost ots territories which were annexed under Napoleon
3) a series of states were established in feance to prevent the french expansion in future.
hope helped..
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The Allies meet in Vienna under the aegis of the Emperor and his Chancellor and Minister of Foreign Affairs, the clever Metternich (42 years),. France is represented by the no less talented Talleyrand (60 years).
Talleyrand bowed to the partition of the Grand Duchy of Warsaw (resurgence of ancient Poland) but flattered himself to save the kingdom of Saxony, a traditional ally of France, on which Prussia was eyeing. It consoles itself by annexing the Rhineland! ...
In the same way that the Poles are subject to their neighbors without being asked their opinion, the Belgians are reunited with their enemy brothers from the north in the kingdom of the Netherlands. The English want to prevent a new annexation of Belgium and especially the port of Antwerp by the French.
The Italians of Lombardy and Veneto are united in a "Lombardy-Venetian kingdom", an integral part of the Austrian Empire!
The negotiations are stormy but do not prevent the many participants from having fun in a whirlwind of festivals that resurrect for a time the art of living of the aristocracy of the eighteenth century.
Negotiators and party-goers are hardly troubled when they learn that, on March 1, 1815, Napoleon, the deposed emperor, left his operetta kingdom of the island of Elba and landed at Golfe-Juan in order to resume his place in the head of France.
The old Allies are rebelling against the Usurper. France, despite the efforts of its representatives, can not avoid calling into question the Treaty of Paris. It must prepare for the loss of a few new territories and a military occupation that will be consecrated by a second Treaty of Paris.
The Final Act
The congress ends its work without even waiting for the definitive defeat of Napoleon I at Waterloo (June 18, 1815).
- Russia is growing from most of the former Grand Duchy of Warsaw, transformed into a "kingdom of Poland" directly subordinated to the tsar.
- Prussia receives Swedish Pomerania, North Saxony and especially Westphalia and most of the Rhineland.
- Austria gets its hands on Lombardy and Veneto, the Adriatic coast (Illyria and Dalmatia), Tyrol and Salzburg.
- The German mosaic is reduced from 350 states to only 39, united in a German Confederation with no more power than the old Holy Roman Empire.
- The Italian peninsula is divided into only seven states.
Spain and Portugal regain their sovereigns ... but see their colonial empires break up little by little.
Sweden removes Norway from Denmark, while giving the Norwegians a very large autonomy.
Good bye :)
Your answer ;
The Allies meet in Vienna under the aegis of the Emperor and his Chancellor and Minister of Foreign Affairs, the clever Metternich (42 years),. France is represented by the no less talented Talleyrand (60 years).
Talleyrand bowed to the partition of the Grand Duchy of Warsaw (resurgence of ancient Poland) but flattered himself to save the kingdom of Saxony, a traditional ally of France, on which Prussia was eyeing. It consoles itself by annexing the Rhineland! ...
In the same way that the Poles are subject to their neighbors without being asked their opinion, the Belgians are reunited with their enemy brothers from the north in the kingdom of the Netherlands. The English want to prevent a new annexation of Belgium and especially the port of Antwerp by the French.
The Italians of Lombardy and Veneto are united in a "Lombardy-Venetian kingdom", an integral part of the Austrian Empire!
The negotiations are stormy but do not prevent the many participants from having fun in a whirlwind of festivals that resurrect for a time the art of living of the aristocracy of the eighteenth century.
Negotiators and party-goers are hardly troubled when they learn that, on March 1, 1815, Napoleon, the deposed emperor, left his operetta kingdom of the island of Elba and landed at Golfe-Juan in order to resume his place in the head of France.
The old Allies are rebelling against the Usurper. France, despite the efforts of its representatives, can not avoid calling into question the Treaty of Paris. It must prepare for the loss of a few new territories and a military occupation that will be consecrated by a second Treaty of Paris.
The Final Act
The congress ends its work without even waiting for the definitive defeat of Napoleon I at Waterloo (June 18, 1815).
- Russia is growing from most of the former Grand Duchy of Warsaw, transformed into a "kingdom of Poland" directly subordinated to the tsar.
- Prussia receives Swedish Pomerania, North Saxony and especially Westphalia and most of the Rhineland.
- Austria gets its hands on Lombardy and Veneto, the Adriatic coast (Illyria and Dalmatia), Tyrol and Salzburg.
- The German mosaic is reduced from 350 states to only 39, united in a German Confederation with no more power than the old Holy Roman Empire.
- The Italian peninsula is divided into only seven states.
Spain and Portugal regain their sovereigns ... but see their colonial empires break up little by little.
Sweden removes Norway from Denmark, while giving the Norwegians a very large autonomy.
Good bye :)
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