What political philosophy did some of the “losers” at the Congress of Vienna adopt?
a) Many ethnic groups that were divided among the Great Powers turned to romantic nationalism in search of new identities.
b) Many smaller states turned to radical anarchy, refusing to pay any taxes to their new overlords.
Consider This: Some 200 principalities and free cities of the Holy Roman Empire were condensed into just 38 states. See 8.1: Europe after 1815.
c) Many smaller states turned to socialism, hoping to create a feeling of community in the face of the Great Powers’ divisions.
Consider This: Some 200 principalities and free cities of the Holy Roman Empire were condensed into just 38 states. See 8.1: Europe after 1815.
d) Many smaller territories returned to absolute monarchy to present a solid front to the larger powers.
Consider This: Some 200 principalities and free cities of the Holy Roman Empire were condensed into just 38 states. See 8.1: Europe after 1815.
a) Many ethnic groups that were divided among the Great Powers turned to romantic nationalism in search of new identities.
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