A congress refers to a formal meeting or assembly where representatives gather to discuss and make decisions on important matters.
Imagine a school council meeting where student representatives from different grades come together to discuss and decide on various issues that affect the entire student body.
Legislation: Legislation refers to the process of making laws or enacting rules and regulations. It involves proposing, debating, amending, and ultimately passing laws.
Deliberation: Deliberation is the act of carefully considering different options or viewpoints before making a decision. It involves thoughtful discussion and weighing of pros and cons.
Consensus: Consensus is a general agreement among the members of a group. It means that most, if not all, individuals have reached an understanding or compromise on a certain issue.
What term is used to describe the type of diplomacy conducted during the congress?
At the end of the Congress, which country regained control over Belgium?
Which concept guided most decisions taken during this Congress?
Which principle guided most policies established by the Congress?
What major political change occurred following Napoleon's defeat that was ratified during this congress?
What was a long-term effect of the decisions made at the congress?
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