The Congress of Vienna met from September 1814 to June 1815 with the main goals of restoring order in Europe after Napoleon's defeat and establishing a system to prevent future wars. Key figures included Prince von Metternich of Austria, Lord Castlereagh of Britain, Tsar Alexander I of Russia, and Talleyrand of France. The Congress restored monarchies in France, Spain, Naples and other countries, strengthened some nations like the Netherlands and Prussia to balance power, and divided Poland between Russia, Prussia and Austria.

1. Congress Of Vienna (September 1814 – June 1815) Two main parties; Reactionaries & Liberals President; Prince Klemens von Metternich of Austria

2. Congress Of Vienna (September 1814 – June 1815) The Congress of Vienna had gotten together for only one real sole purpose. That was to restore order and balance of the empire due to all the controversy that had appeared after Napoleon's downfall. Also, they wanted to make sure this war would not reappear in the future. To make that happen, they had to establish a system of international relations so all the European nations had equal power. To restore power, there was a brilliant idea made so rulers in France, Spain, and Naples Dynasties were restored in Holland, Sardinia, and Tuscany. Balance of power made France strong by doing 3 things. They strengthened Netherlands, made Prussia large on the north and northeast, and they made sure that they get strong Prussian soldiers to fight against Russia, just in case of war.

4. Congress Of Vienna (September 1814 – June 1815) Map Changes Europe 1815 Germany 1815 Division of Poland; merge into Russia. 1815