The Congress of Vienna: Metternich's Conservative Order (AP Euro)
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The Congress of Vienna met in 1814-1815 after Napoleon's defeat to create a blueprint for a peaceful and stable Europe. Prince Klemens von Metternich of Austria was instrumental in laying the groundwork for a conservative order that would last for a generation. It would be nearly 100 years before Europe erupted in another major war of Napoleonic proportions.
This video is intended for students of AP European History and Western Civilization, as well as lifelong learners.
This video was really helpful for me at 1 in the morning while cramming for a test.
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The video is bad. First of the kongress of vienna is 1814 - 1815.
The other part is that it was no "European" leaders at this Congress. Each contry sent a delegate or representiv. You can choose which of those worlds you want to use.
But this video is really bad.
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i just love the self-quiz part where its just so challenging that i can't remember the answer he just talked about.
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Wait, you Americans learn about this in school ?
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Yeah
Yes we learn about US Euro and World history, since Europe had such a huge effect on our own history
Lucky buggers.
I wouldn't go so far as to say every American learns about this - not necessarily a required course - but I would say a great many college bound students have some exposure to it. Not everyone necessarily takes a course in modern European history.
thank you very much sir..this is really helpful..;)
Well the Congress of Vienna was successful in that it kept Europe from having another World War for nearly a century and it did in some part lead to European powers developing into stronger nations that would go on to extend their power and influence over the rest of the globe in ways that are still with us today. So from that standpoint I'd call the Congress of Vienna a positive reset for Europe.
Since that was its only concern, no war in Europe, it was completely successful
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Great video, indeed. What is the name of the music at the beggining and the end of the video
14:11 Nice Borat reference
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You didnt tell us what exactly they discussed at the congress
i was kind of offended when you said "probably most of you watching this are underaged"... i'm watching this to make my studying for getting my masters degree in international relations more fun XD
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Love the video and you but... of course but..... this seems to be the PG version of history. How is the Holy Alliance not a big freaking deal? We don't need to protect the youth from the sinister tale told by history. They need to know that a small group of powerful people conspire to suppress any form of existent that they can't gain from because history repeats! Very important. Keep the videos coming :)
Great sucess!
The AP test is less than two months away... yikes
If Metternich could have witnessed the unification of Germany, he would have jumped out of a window.
@McKenna Nash The 3rd Defenestration of Prague lol
defenestration just means 'being thrown out a window', not jumping lol
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Your videos are very helpful. It gets straight the the important things like The Concert of Europe. You don't add unimportant details. Everything is sequenced orderly. I learned a lot from this video alone. Thank You!
Thanks, Jason! I'm glad my teaching style is helping you!
Who else is here studying an hour before the 2019 euro exam?
JasonDaTroll Me
Me as well lol
Me too from india ...we also have to study about europe history for exam purpose ....
Yeah except the 2020 one
Me
That was awesome. Quick and very informative. Thank you.
Thanks! Glad I could help you.
Oh dear. I wish this dude knew his history. When he speaks of no reparations for France, he's wrong. When he talks of France getting a seat at the table, what does it matter what happened 100 years later? It was common for them to invited to peace talks at the time. Indeed it was essential in Europe.
Please don't listen to this guy. Less that three minutes in and it's already clear he barely understands what he is saying.
I'm 43 and enjoying my bottle of wine here. Also enjoying your videos. I find it's always good to do as much Audio/Video prep work as possible before the heavy duty reading. You can get a real feel for a particular epoch, put faces to the names, get plenty of visuals to help remember all the significant dates and it helps get everything in chronological order. There's so much recent history that's been documented on Audio and Audio/Video with personal testimonials also it seems to help as a reminder that there's always way more than one thing going on all at once with no easy over all narrative or easy answers that explain everything. Quite often there's plenty of events, plenty of confusion and in's and out's that involve so many different groups with so many differnet beliefs it even seems contradictory at times. Love It!! Thanks for the Video's my freind.
I'm not even a history student, I just watch this for fun.
I love ya man haha... this is just the type of videos i was looking for, Simply amazing dude! P.S. love the metal as well... just perfect haha ;)
Back atcha! And I'm glad someone appreciates the music. I picked that format early on and decided to stick with it - may not quite fit my genre of videos but it fits me!
I'll have my oral exam in bilingual history next week and I struggle so much with trying to get this stuff into my brain.
This is such a help, really! Thank you very much for these videos - you're making a German student very happy here :D
GLAD TO HEAR THIS!!! An honor that my lectures on German history are found credible by students in Germany. Best of luck on your exam!
So, I just got my results and I was better than in any of my regular exams, so I have to say it again: Thank you so much for uploading these lectures! I most likely would have failed without them :)
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I watched this the morning of my exam this year and it really helped with my second FRQ. Thanks!
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"Austria, Prussia, Russia and Britain" (2.04) sounds to me like "Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde".
Congrats, Tom, I show your videos to my students in the end of every modern history class.
Hi, can you please make a video on French Nationalists of 19th century and the nationalists of different states in that time?
+Tom Richey Hey, could make a more detailed video (possibly series?) on Napoleon and his life time and events in France during his rule? I think it would really help for understanding him for the Euro Exam. Thanks.
I remember Marx talking about a type of "Holy Alliance" meant to crush revolution being formed by the ruling elite of the European nations in the beginning of the communist manifesto. When you brought up the one in the video and how it was meant to crush any revolution within those countries, I coun
I couldn't help but think of it.
A late-comer to your Pre_Trump videos, just wondering what the state of play was for the Ottoman Empire during these Holy Alliance discussions? Or, with their increasing irrelevancy, were they just excluded?
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Thank you so much! Ihave a history test and i can't learn by reading, I am an acoustic type. No matter how many times I read a page, information does not register. Watching your videos help me , not only learn, but also comprehend the information due to your explanation being very thorough and simple. My test is tomorrow, i'm hoping for, at least, a 16/20 .
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Scored 15/20. Not too shabby, was very close to my goal!
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Didn't know Matt Damon was into history so much
well Jesus stated that us regular Joes should obey a just government, the problem arises when governments stray away from what morality and righteousness means for the collective as well as individuals, I believed in democracy as in the rule of the majority for some time but now I incline more to having just laws that would protect all our individual God given rights.
Im cramming for the ap exam right now LOL I FORGOT EVERYTHING I HAVE TO RE LEARN ALL OF EUROPEAN HISTORYIN A FUCKIGN WEEK
1815 an important date for my region in Germany. The Siegen region is separated from Nassau-Oranien Dillenburg and assigned to Prussian Westphalia (today North Rhine-Westphalia). The Nassau Orange family gains power over the Netherlands and Luxembourg but ultimately loses the German territories. As a result, Dillenburg comes to the region of Hesse. This is how today's inner borders in Germany are formed.
But if you compare today's borders of the Netherlands or Croatia with the old maps, a lot will look familiar.
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Those three international organisations still around?
League of nations, league of nations, and league of nations am i right
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Thank you for the videos! They are concise and to the point. The AP exam is tomorrow so it won't be helpful for me, but a video on the Congress of Berlin and as well as the colonization of Africa would be beneficial.
Britain took a canny role in the CofV. It made sure that the results allowed it to concentrate on trade and the accumulation of wealth at the expense of the other parties whose agglomerations of small states diverted their attention to internal struggles. One example was the Monroe Doctrine whichconvinced the US to prevent European states from profiting from their overseas colonies.
Very good. Direct to the point. As a guy who absolutes loves history I love this type of channel.
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Glad I could help!
Louis the 18th was the brother of Louis the 16th Louis the 17th died at 11 years old due to child neglect shortly after his parents were killed in the reign of terror. I'm just saying this because I have seen a few videos that have said that Louis the 18th was Louis the 16th's grandson when in fact that is just not true. In fact that is almost impossible when you look at their age's.
The story of the missing dauphin is sad and fascinating. All sorts of theories out there about what happened to him.
We got to have in mind that after de Waterloo battle, and during the course of the 19th century there wasn't peace at all, many european revolutions like the spanish revolution, or even the greek wat took place between these years, battles wich trascendt to other countries, there is no such thing as 99 years of peace in Europe in the 19th century and the first years of the 20th, as a matter of fact, it's one of the most conflictive times of our era.
Apart from that, loved the video!
thanks for posting these lectures. I'm trying to pass the ap euro exam without taking the class(my school doesn't offer it) and your videos definitely help with the studying
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I'm playing a drinking game where every time he says clergy or nobility I take a drink. 5 seconds later...and I'm drunk
2:08 this right here is why the treaty of Versailles failed so quickly, the congress was to restore balance, sweep the chess board.
Take a shot (of apple juice of course) every time he says "balance of power"
A shame you don't like classical music. Look up what Beethoven's 9th sounds like on electric guitar.
This was a great video. Our World History class is learning so much from your videos!!!
we have math class but fuck math
He resigned when napoleon the lll took power and exiled himself in england and came back and died heheh
There is one important note that you left out, specifically that the polish territory that had been rewarded to Russia had formerly been Prussian territory from the 2nd and 3rd partition of Poland (they got to keep what they got from the 1st partition of Poland), so Prussia was instead rewarded with Westphalia, the Rhineland, 40% of Saxony and some other territories plus their old territories, which was gonna be important since these areas included the Ruhr Area that became the center of Germany's industry, especially in the arms industry.
Thank you, you are literally going through my text book beat by beat in a much more quick and digestible format I LOVE THIS, hopefully you have more videos continuing
Thank you very much this helped me immensely
Glad I could help you! :D
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my dumbass teacher always throws in stupid facts that ends up confusing me
Thank you very much for this Tom Richey!! I found it very helpful to resume the ideas of this period!! Next Monday I'll have an exam of international relations and I am 100 percent sure that this will come. So thanks a lot :D
Jose Luis Ortiz AWESOME! Glad I could help you! I hope that exam goes well.
Amazing! Very informative and succinct, loved it) Greetings from Russia
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European leders didn't gather at vienna. Delgates from different countries met there.
WOOOO THE TEST IS TOMORROW AND THE 1800S ARE STILL TRIPPY.
Napoleon bought 600000 people in russia and only 93000 returned.
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이형민 AWESOME! I'm always glad to hear when my videos are helping people in other countries. This is actually the second international comment I've gotten on this video this week. I'm really flattered that my video would prompt you to leave your first comment! :D
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Say my friend the richest people in this country is the one the rules the country
Russia always runs away deep into russia and burns their shit. Not very brave are they? Don't really see why Russia gets all the credit if the winter did all the work.
Because winter didn't do all the work. Plain and simple.
Everyone talking about big exams and i have to watch this video while i have a sub in 10th grade history...
Sounds like your teacher left some great sub plans!
I think Prince Von Metternich looks like Tony Blair
7:45 way to slip in a self insult we love your conducting bro
do you know about clep tests? I am watching this as a preparation for Western Civilization 2 clep test. Would it be effective? Need your input on this.. !!
And btw I really like how you teach! Can focus on it so much better than just reading a boring book
France was eldest son of papacy,(& her enforcer,)...papacy had lived by the "sword" of France & also died by that same sword in 1798...
why the fuck is this man not an actor in hollyeood movies ?
Was the religion of the states in the Holy Alliances all the same? I mean are they all a Catholic or Protestant or Orthodox Christians?
It was a diverse bunch. All three, really, since Prussia was predominantly Protestant.
all leaders in many states a historians please lets change the world
This boutta notch me a good 10% of m next euro test. Let's see what other videos I can find. Any suggestions tom? I'm looking at the period after napoleon and before WW1.
Sometimes wish I was American or studied US history only. History of no more than 500 years (if we start with Columbus' discovery)... :D
How come Metternich is not more spoken of and well-known in the annals of history as he was such a tremendous statesman? You would only hear of him if you were studying euro. history but not so much in the general media and culture.
Referring to Voltaires comments regarding the "German Empire" is misleading due to Voltaire's death prior to "The Conservative Order".
why are all of his analogies alcohol related... -_-