Why would the symbol of a scale best represent the Congress of Vienna's accomplishments?

A. The congress worked to establish a balance of power throughout Europe.

B. The congress wanted to set up a strong dictatorship.

C. The congress worked to make one country d. more powerful than the rest.

The congress wanted to take power from the monarchs.

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30 September, 20:58

Why would the symbol of a scale best represent the Congress of Vienna's accomplishments?

A. The congress worked to establish a balance of power throughout Europe.

B. The congress wanted to set up a strong dictatorship.

C. The congress worked to make one country d. more powerful than the rest.

The congress wanted to take power from the monarchs.

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Ethen Oconnor · Answer 1

The correct answer is A. The congress worked to establish a balance of power throughout Europe.

It was like a scale because it spread powers around Europe in such a way that no country was to strong. If a country was too strong then it could impose its will on Europe and nobody wanted that because of all the wars that had been fought over the years.