### Europe After the Congress of Vienna, 1815The map provided illustrates the political boundaries of Europe following the Congress of Vienna, which took place in 1815. This significant event in European history aimed to create a balance of power and ensure long-term peace on the continent after the Napoleonic Wars. The key features of this map include:1. **Boundary of the German Confederation, 1815 (Dashed Line)**: The German Confederation is outlined by a dashed line, indicating the collective grouping of various German states under a loose federation.2. **Significant Political Entities**: - **Kingdom of Norway and Sweden** - **Denmark** - **United Netherlands** - **Kingdom of Prussia** - **Austrian Empire** - **Russian Empire** - **Ottoman Empire** - **Kingdom of Sardinia** - **Kingdom of the Two Sicilies** - **Spain** - **Portugal** - **France**The map also shows various seas and oceans that delineate boundaries, including the Atlantic Ocean, North Sea, Baltic Sea, and Mediterranean Sea.---### Comprehension Question:**Which of the following best describes how the boundaries established by the Congress of Vienna affected events in European history?**1. **A.** The new boundaries served to lessen the power of the Russian Empire.2. **B.** The new boundaries created a buffer zone between Russia and Eastern Europe.3. **C.** The new boundaries were a step towards the creation of a unified German territory.4. **D.** The new boundaries ensured that France kept control of the land conquered by Napoleon.(Select the most appropriate answer from the options provided)

The Congress of Vienna from the time of 1814 to 1815 had reorganized European territory. This event…

Which of the following best describes how the boundaries established by the Congress of Vienna affected events in European history? A The new boundaries served to lessen the power of the Russian Empire. B The new boundaries created a buffer zone between Russia and Eastern Europe. C The new boundaries were a step towards the creation of a unified German territory. D The new boundaries ensured that France kept control of the land conquered by Napoleon.

Which of the following best describes how the boundaries established by the Congress of Vienna affected events in European history? A The new boundaries served to lessen the power of the Russian Empire. B The new boundaries created a buffer zone between Russia and Eastern Europe. C The new boundaries were a step towards the creation of a unified German territory. D The new boundaries ensured that France kept control of the land conquered by Napoleon.