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AP European History
Unit 5 – Conflict, Crisis, and Reaction in the Late 18th Century
Topic 5.7
How did the Concert of Europe established by the Quadruple Alliance shape international relations in post-Napoleonic era?
It caused one nation to gain absolute power over all other nations with complete control over decisions.
It led to dissolution of national boundaries resulting in formation of a single European state system.
It created a framework for collective decision-making among major powers, fostering balance and peace for several decades.
It escalated tensions leading to immediate warfare across Europe again after Napoleon's exile.
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