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The Congress of Vienna Was Remarkable in

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The Congress of Vienna was remarkable in


A) the absence of the leading political figures, who sent messengers and representatives in their place.
B) the severity of its punishments, including the call for the execution of Napoleon and other figures.
C) its recognition that enforcement mechanisms would be needed to adhere to the settlement.
D) its concentration only on the problems of Napoleon and the future of France.
E) its condemnation of Christianity's role in politics and emphasis on science and reason.

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