Question

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After Napoleon's defeat in Europe, how did most European monarchies respond to ideas on liberalism?
They added liberal ideas to their governments.
They allowed liberalism to exist only in France.
They tried to stop liberalism from spreading.
They were largely indifferent to liberal ideas.

Answer 1

"Intervention and Repression: First and foremost, the leaders of the various states planed to restore the "old order" of monarchies in Europe. They were much less flexible in their own countries where steps were taken to suppress liberal and revolutionary ideas such as had flourished in France at the time of the Revolution. Metternich, highly educated and fluent in five languages, believed sincerely that Europe would find peace only if its legitimate sovereigns were unchallenged by nationalism and liberalism. It was also important that a single state not dominate the entire continent, as had France under Louis XIV and Napoleon."
http://www.historydoctor.net/Advanced%20Placement%20European%20History/Notes/postnapoleonic_europe.htm

Answer 2

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