21 July, 10:58

The members of the quadruple alliance were

a. austria, great britain, france, prussia.

b. austria, france, russia, prussia.

c. austria, great britain, russia, prussia.

d. austria, great britain, russia, france.

a. the battle of austerlitz.

c. the congress of vienna.

b. alexander i.

d. nationalism.

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