The Concert of Europe refers to the: A. new informal arrangement for resolving mutual foreign policy issues. B. new Russian, Austrian, Russian, and British quadruple alliance. C. January 1820 outbreak of the Spanish revolution. D. 1814 restoration of the French monarchy. E. the combined effort to defeat Napoleon.

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Hallie Zamora

2 May, 01:34

The Concert of Europe refers to the: A. new informal arrangement for resolving mutual foreign policy issues. B. new Russian, Austrian, Russian, and British quadruple alliance. C. January 1820 outbreak of the Spanish revolution. D. 1814 restoration of the French monarchy. E. the combined effort to defeat Napoleon.

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Lorelei Higgins · Answer 1

A. new informal arrangement for resolving mutual foreign policy issues.

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The Concert of Europe was a series of congresses and conferences organized by Russia, Austria, Prussia, Great Britain and France after the end of Napoleonic wars and with the aim of restore european monarchies in countries that fell into revolutionary movements. It was also known as the Metternich System or the Viena System.