After the french revolution of 1791 and the napoleonic wars, european leaders’ greatest goal was to.. a. restore peace and stability to europe. b. punish napoleon for his actions. c. the catholic church regain power. d. unite europe under one ruler.

The correct option is (A) restore peace and stability to Europe.

Further Explanation:

Napoleonic war and the French Revolution created a lot of damage and chaos in the European nations during that age. The war impacted on the European nation and changed them more than any other revolutionary. It presented the importance of religion in front of the citizens, and also “modern nationalism” and ignited the ‘Age of Revolution’.  Napoleonic war and French Revolutions developed a “sense of nationalism” and “liberty” in the nations of Europe and at the same time, it also brought disturbance in the political system.

After both the events, the representatives of “Congress of Vienna” exhibited that they are interested in maintaining a balance of political power on the European states. The representatives wanted to prevent a country from gaining possession over other countries as “France” did under “Napoleon rein”. Congress focused on the principle of ‘legitimacy’ to put legal monarchs to ‘authority’ so that peace could be achieved.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: French Revolution

Subject: History

Keywords: Napoleonic war, French Revolution, chaos, Age of Revolution, sense of nationalism, liberty, Congress of Vienna, legitimacy, authority  

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