Napoleon was a child during?

He was in about his 20's during the?

Which Revolutionary group was he in?

1) Enlightenment

2) French Revolution

3) Jacobins

Universal French laws where:

1) Equality before law

2) Religious toleration

3) Private Property

4) Serfdom abolished

5) Inheritance rights to women

(Basically, Enlightenment ideas)

Why was Meritocracy great for the middle class?

What was agreed with the emigres?

1) Allowed them to rise if they worked real hard

2) Come back to France if they swore an oath of loyalty

What was established in the Concordat With te Catholic Church of 1801?

What happened to civil rights/toleration?

What happened to the calendar?

1) Couldn't get land back from Rev.

2) Nominate/Despose bishops

3) Refractory clergy could replace clergy

4) Equal for ALL (theme yes?)

5) switched back to Christian Calendar

What was established in the Bank of France?

What was lowered?

Why did the people like this idea? (pretty obvious, think if this happened to you... if prices were lowered)

1) Credit/Currency

2) Taxes (raised to conquered enemies)

3) Pay less

- More public

- social status

-Much like today

1) Inequality for women

2) Workers unions abolished again

3) Police repressed liberty/suggested absolutism

In the War of the 2nd Coalition, Why can't Napoleon fully defeat England?

What Treaty ends the war? What is established?

1) Because of England's Navy

2) Treaty of Luneville

3) France gets Italy/Germany and Russia runs away from war/retreats

What does Napoleon do that starts the Empire Period?

Who supported Napoleon?

What turned people against him?

1) Enlightened supporters/thinkers

2) Taxes/Conscription into army

Prussia, Britain, Austria, Russia, and Sweden form the 3rd Coaltion against?

What was their goal?

1) Napoleon

2) Balance power in Europe

What was the goal of the Continental System?

How did Britain survive?

1)To cut off trading with Britain and Europe.

2)Used trading from the New World/Africa

Who was France going against in the Peninsula War?

What caused this?

1) Spain

2) Napoleon was trying to get his brother, Joseph, as King

Why did the Russians withdraw from the Continental System?

When they went to war with France, what strategy did they use?

What happens to Napoleon's Army?

1) Hurting their economy

2) scorched earth policy/retreat and burn everything

3) Dies in Winter, and some are taken prisoner, 30 k only return

What was the largest batlle in world history during Napoleon's Reign?

This was led by?

What was Metterbnich's Proposal?

* Who wins the war?

1) Battle of Leipzig

2) 4th Coalition

3) Napoleon could return, but he would have to return land, so he refused

*)Not Napoleon =]

What were the allied armies called that entered Paris?

After Napoleon leaves, who was restored to the throne?

1) Quadruple Alliance (4 great powers; Britain, Russia, Austria, Prussia)

2) Bourbons; Louis XVIII

What was represented in the Charter of 1814?

After Napoleon was out of France, what happened with all of his reforms?

1) Upper classes

2) Stayed the same

What was the Goal of the Congress of Vienna?

Who were the Big 4?

Who was it led by?

1) Restore order basically

2) Prussia/Austria/Britain/Russia

2) Klemens von Metternich

Bourbons/Ruling families

*to keep France controlled

When balancing power, the Congress of Vienna made France surrounded by?

This strengthened?

This was to ensure what never happened again?

Which power remained growing?

1) Buffers

2) Prussia/Netherands

3) One power causes a war from being too strong

3) Britain/England

How is Napoleon finally defeated?

Where is this at?

What happens to Napoleon?

1) Quadruple alliance sends Duke of Wellington to defeat him at

2) Waterloo

3) Banished to St. Helena and dies 1821

1) Centralized government

2) Compromised with the Church

3) Positive ideas/reforms to Europe

1) People became angry/rebellious/oppressive

2) Civil liberties were repressed

3) Suffering/destruction in ALL of Europe

1) Const. Monarchy/LA