The members of the Holy Alliance devised a policy characterized mainly by authoritarianism, the suppression of liberal ideas, and a combined approach to any movement that would manifest within the European sphere and could disrupt the European status quo, that is, the political and territorial regime established after the restoration of the "old regime." These arrangements reveal that the members of the Holy Alliance chose a policy of dynamic imposition of their views, believing they could rely on their military superiority, which, as they were convinced, was sufficient to achieve their goals. However, history shows that these arrangements were not sustainable. The ideas of the French Revolution were deeply rooted, and it was no longer possible to halt their progress.