The congress of vienna led to revolts in france because it had a liberal agenda that angered the conservatives. it promoted elected parliaments that weakened the monarchy. many people objected to new territorial boundaries. many people did not want an absolute monarchy.

The correct answer is D) many people did not want an absolute monarchy.

The Congress of Vienna led to revolts in France because many people did not want an absolute monarchy.

From November 1814 until June 1815, European delegates met at Viena, Austria, in was is known as the Congress of Viena. European Ambassadors wanted a long-lasting peace for Europe after the Napoleonic Wars. Particularly in France, people rejected the idea to have another absolute monarchy. So issues that arose from the French Revolution were also discussed in the Congress of Viena.