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Account for the worth of the Vienna Settlement.
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Account for the worth of the Vienna Settlement. As a matter of fact, the Vienna Settlement was a watershed, which established a pattern that endured for a century. Later political development was shaped by the Settlement. The restoration of legitimate rulers in France, Spain and Naples predicted liberal agitations in later years. Arrangements for Belgium, Poland, Italy and the German states stirred up Nationalistic agitations in these areas. That the number of German states was reduced marked a step towards German unification. The strengthening of Prussia indicated the ultimate solution of the problem of the problem of German nationalism. Even Prussia's scattered possessions turned out to be an advantage for they prompted her to have more cooperation and contact with the other German states. In time, the German Confederation proved to be too weak and disunited to resist Prussian Domination. On the other hand, Austria's gains in 1815 made her less German in...
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