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Evaluate the extent to which Metternich achieved his aims for Austria and Europe.?
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How were the foreign policy goals and achievements of Metternich and Bismarck similar and different?
Metternich and Bismarck wanted different things with Europe. Metternich was an advocate of Balance of Power and fought for this at the Congress of Vienna. Bismarck, on the other hand, wanted to create a super powerful Germany through the unification of German states. Bismarck believed in Realpolitik, a machiavellian theory that states that the power of a nation should be placed above any ideological or moral standard.
What European country is landlocked?
There are a variety of landlocked countries in Europe. These include Macedonia, Serbia, Austria, Switzerland, Slovakia, Hungary, Andorra, and San Marino.
What is the least industrialized in Europe on the eve of world war 1?
Arguably Russia or Austria-Hungary. This is as simple as I can say it.
What is the cultural and intellectual capital of Europe during the 1700's?
Vienna capital of Austria was the be all and end all of that particular era.
What nations were the principal adversaries in the Seven Years' War in Europe?
Prussia on Britain's side. Spain, Russia, and Austria on France's side.
What has the author Henry Frederick Schwarz written?
Henry Frederick Schwarz has written: 'Metternich, the \\' 'Metternich, the \\' 'Metternich, the \\' -- subject(s): Winneburg, K.L.W., prince de, 1773-1859, Europe, Metternich, 1789-1900, Politique 'Metternich, the coachman of Europe' 'Metternich, the \\'
Who lead the congress of Vienna?
Prince Klemens von Metternich represented Austria. Alexander I represented Russia. Prince Karl August von Hardenberg represented Prussia. Great Britain was represented by Lord Castlereagh.
What were Metternich goals?
Prince Klemens Von Metternich had three main goals. He wanted to make sure Austria would not become a victim of French aggression again, and he wanted there to be a balance of powers among neighboring countries. He also wanted to see the royal families in Europe restored to their thrones.
What did Metternich and the powers of the concert of Europe do to stop liberalism?
This is a hard question.
What were the three major parts of Metternich's plan to cure Europe of the disease nationalism?
first Metternich wanted to make sure that France could not threaten other nations again. Second he wanted a balance of power in Europe. Third Metternich wanted to return royal families to power
What were the three major parts of Metternich's plan to cure Europe of disease of nationalism?
first Metternich wanted to make sure that France could not threaten other nations again. Second he wanted a balance of power in Europe. Third Metternich wanted to return royal families to power
What is mettrenich?
It is not 'what', it is 'who'. Count Klemens von Metternich was Austria's most important statesman and diplomat in the early 19th century. He was responsable for the 'reorganization' of Europe through the so-called Congress of Vienna after the defeat of Napoleon in 1815.
Why did Metternich think that Mazzini was the most dangerous man in Europe?
Because he embodied literally the opposite of everything that Metternich believed and had established in the Metternich System. Mazzini wanted to unify Italy and create a radical republic. He momentarily achieved this in Rome where he granted universal male suffrage, civil liberties, and even allowed Jews to be free without wearing the Star of David. Unfortunately this Roman utopia was crushed and Mazzini fled the country forever.
What were Klemens von Metternich's efforts to create peace and stability in Europe?
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How did Metternich think the french Revolution had affected Europe?
becouse he got shot
What events proved the Metternich was correct in his fears?
Prince Klemens Wenzel von Metternich (1773-1859) was one of the most important diplomats of his era. He served as the Austrian Empire's Foreign Minister from 1809 and Chancellorfrom 1821 until the liberal revolutions of 1848 forced his resignation. This marked the high point of Austria's diplomatic importance, and thereafter Austria and Metternich slowly slipped back into the shadows of international diplomacy.Metternich was heavily criticized in the 19th century as the man who prevented Austria and the rest of central Europe from developing from monarchies to elected governments. He fought against the forces of liberalism and nationalism, basically picking a losing fight against the prevailing mood of the times.however his strategies as a diplomat and statesman were the focus of praise in the 20th century as many historians agreed that Metternich correctly foresaw and worked to prevent Russian dominance in Europe, succeeding where the post-WW2 diplomats would fail 130 years later.
Is Austria a continent?
Europe.If by "contient" you mean continent, then the answer to your question is: Europe.europe xd
