One of the outcomes of the congress of vienna was that they forced rulers to share power with their people.

This statement is FALSE

The Congress of Vienna, held in 1815, was an effort to restore monarchies to their rightful places of rulership after the other powers of Europe had finally defeated Napoleon and the forces that he commanded from revolutionary France.   The Congress of Vienna was not a "liberal" effort -- in other words, they were not interested in liberalizing government and giving liberties and political powers to ordinary people.  The Congress of Vienna was conservative in character, wanting to keep things the way they were before the French Revolution.  That meant maintaining aristocracies and monarchies as those who had power over politics within nations.

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