Unit 5 - French Revolution: Part V (Napoleonic Era) | Attempts: 389

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Wellington (British commander), aided by Marshal Butcher (leader of the Prussian forces), defeated Napoleon at the ___ on June 18, 1815. He was exiled to the distant island of St. Helena, in the middle of the Atlantic, where he died in 1821.

Explanation
Wellington, with the help of Marshal Butcher, emerged victorious over Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo on June 18, 1815. This defeat led to Napoleon's exile on the remote island of St. Helena in the Atlantic, where he ultimately passed away in 1821.

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The ____________ system was established in an attempt to ban British goods from arriving on the continent. This move actually ended up weakening the states Napoleon had conquered and did little to advance French economic interests.

Explanation
The continental system refers to the economic blockade imposed by Napoleon in an attempt to ban British goods from entering the European continent. However, this move ended up weakening the states that Napoleon had conquered instead of advancing French economic interests. The system was ultimately unsuccessful in achieving its intended goal and had unintended consequences for the countries under Napoleon's control.

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4.

The Civil Code of 1804, also known as the _________ _ provides the framework for the French legal system to this day. It enshrined the equality of all people before the law and safeguarded the rights of property holders.

Explanation
The Napoleonic Code, also known as the Civil Code of 1804, is the correct answer. This code established the foundation for the French legal system that is still in use today. It was a significant legal reform that emphasized the principles of equality before the law and protection of property rights. The Napoleonic Code had a profound influence on legal systems around the world and is considered one of Napoleon Bonaparte's most lasting achievements.

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5.

The Treaty of _________ (1802) put France officially at peace with Great Britain, but Napoleon sent troops to Haiti to antagonize the British, who had colonies in the Caribbean. He lost interest when most of the troops died from disease.

Explanation
The Treaty of Amiens in 1802 marked the end of hostilities between France and Great Britain, officially putting them at peace. However, despite the treaty, Napoleon sent troops to Haiti to provoke the British, who had colonies in the Caribbean. This action suggests that Napoleon was not fully committed to maintaining peace with Britain. The fact that most of the troops died from disease indicates that the expedition was not successful and likely contributed to Napoleon losing interest in antagonizing the British.

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6.

Napoleon granted universal male suffrage to the French population.

True
False

Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

During his rule, Napoleon did indeed grant universal male suffrage to the French population. This meant that all adult men, regardless of their social status or wealth, had the right to vote. This was a significant change from the previous system, which only allowed a limited number of men to vote based on their property ownership. Napoleon's decision to grant universal male suffrage was seen as a progressive move towards democracy and equality in France.

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7.

During the Napoleonic Era, _________ art and architecture became popular again.

Correct Answer
classical

Explanation
During the Napoleonic Era, classical art and architecture became popular again. This is because Napoleon Bonaparte admired the art and architecture of ancient Greece and Rome, and sought to emulate their grandeur and sophistication. Classical art and architecture during this time were characterized by clean lines, symmetry, and a focus on proportion and harmony. The revival of classical styles was also a way for Napoleon to showcase his power and authority, as he saw himself as a modern-day emperor in the tradition of the ancient Roman emperors.

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8.

How many consuls were "established" right after the coup d'etat?

2
3
4
5

Correct Answer

A. 3

Explanation

After the coup d'etat, three consuls were established. This suggests that there were three individuals who were appointed to govern and lead the country following the overthrow of the previous government.

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9.

The Fourth Coalition was comprised of

Austria, Prussia, Russia, the Netherlands
Austria, Prussia, Russia, Spain
Austria, Russia, Great Britain
Austria, Prussia, Russia, Great Britain

Correct Answer

A. Austria, Prussia, Russia, Great Britain

Explanation

The Fourth Coalition was an alliance formed against Napoleon Bonaparte's French Empire. It consisted of Austria, Prussia, Russia, and Great Britain. These countries joined forces in an attempt to counter Napoleon's expanding power and influence in Europe. Together, they aimed to restore the balance of power and protect their own national interests. This coalition ultimately led to the defeat of Napoleon in the War of the Fourth Coalition, specifically at the Battle of Leipzig in 1813.

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10.

________________ is the belief that all people should enjoy equal social, political, and economical rights and opportunities. A new aristocracy was created based on service to the state rather than birth. Members of the new aristocracy did not enjoy any special privileges before the law and couldn't pass their titles to their children.

Correct Answer
Egalitarianism

Explanation
The given answer, Egalitarianism, is the belief that all people should enjoy equal social, political, and economical rights and opportunities. This belief opposes any form of hierarchy or privilege based on birth or social status. In the context of the provided information, the creation of a new aristocracy based on service to the state rather than birth indicates a departure from the traditional system of inherited privilege. Members of this new aristocracy were not granted any special privileges before the law and were unable to pass their titles to their children, further emphasizing the principle of equality and meritocracy.

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11.

The code reversed the advances made by women during the Revolution: women and children were legally dependent on their _ and . A woman could not sell or buy property without the approval of the people mentioned above, and divorce became much harder to obtain.

Correct Answer
husbands, fathers
fathers, husbands

Explanation
During the Revolution, women made significant progress in terms of their rights and independence. However, the code mentioned in the question reversed these advances by making women and children legally dependent on their husbands and fathers. This means that women could not make decisions regarding property without the approval of their husbands and fathers. Additionally, obtaining a divorce became more difficult for women.

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12.

Napoleon abolished the Holy Roman Empire and created the _____ _, a loose grouping of 16 German states placed under the influence of France.

Correct Answer
Confederacy of the Rhine

Explanation
During Napoleon's rule, he dissolved the Holy Roman Empire and established the Confederacy of the Rhine. This new confederacy was a loose alliance consisting of 16 German states that were under the influence of France. The Confederacy of the Rhine was created to weaken the power of Austria and Prussia, and to further extend French control over the German territories. It aimed to consolidate Napoleon's dominance in Europe and solidify his strategic position.

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13.

Which of these are not part of Napoleon's Domestic Policy?

General amnesty was issued.
A secret police force was established.
Public servants were only required to be loyal to him.
None of the above.

Correct Answer

A. None of the above.

Explanation

Napoleon's Domestic Policy included issuing a general amnesty, establishing a secret police force, and requiring public servants to be loyal to him. Therefore, none of the options mentioned are not part of Napoleon's Domestic Policy.

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14.

Which of these was NOT established under the Concordat signed with Pope Pius VII?

Catholicism was declared the religion of the great majority of Catholics.
Only some members of the clergy had to swear an oath supporting the state.
The papacy were to select bishops, but only on recommendation of the First Consul.
The church were to give up its claims to those lands confiscated during the Revolution.
Napoleon was to get rid of the calendar that had been established under Jacobin dominance.

Correct Answer

A. Only some members of the clergy had to swear an oath supporting the state.

Explanation

ALL members of the clergy were supposed to swear an oath supporting the state, though many resisted.

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15.

The Third Coalition consisted of which countries?

Austria, Prussia, and Russia
Austria, Russia, and Great Britain
Austria, Prussia, and Great Britain

Correct Answer

A. Austria, Russia, and Great Britain

Explanation

After Napoleon abolished the Holy Roman Empire, Prussia joined the Third Coalition. At the Battle of Jena, France defeated the Prussian army and occupied their capital city of Berlin. The Treaty of Tilsit between Prussia and Russia reduced Prussia to 1/2 its size and forced it to become an ally of France against Great Britain.

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Unit 5 - French Revolution: Part V (Napoleonic Era)

Napoleon's Grand Army of 600,000 entered ________ in 1812 and only 40,000 made it back to France due to the combination of attacks, the brutal winter, and lack of supplies.

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Wellington (British commander), aided by Marshal Butcher (leader of the Prussian forces), defeated Napoleon at the ___ on June 18, 1815. He was exiled to the distant island of St. Helena, in the middle of the Atlantic, where he died in 1821.

The ____________ system was established in an attempt to ban British goods from arriving on the continent. This move actually ended up weakening the states Napoleon had conquered and did little to advance French economic interests.

The Civil Code of 1804, also known as the _________ _ provides the framework for the French legal system to this day. It enshrined the equality of all people before the law and safeguarded the rights of property holders.

The Treaty of _________ (1802) put France officially at peace with Great Britain, but Napoleon sent troops to Haiti to antagonize the British, who had colonies in the Caribbean. He lost interest when most of the troops died from disease.

Napoleon granted universal male suffrage to the French population.

During the Napoleonic Era, _________ art and architecture became popular again.

How many consuls were "established" right after the coup d'etat?

The Fourth Coalition was comprised of

The code reversed the advances made by women during the Revolution: women and children were legally dependent on their _ and . A woman could not sell or buy property without the approval of the people mentioned above, and divorce became much harder to obtain.

Napoleon abolished the Holy Roman Empire and created the _____ _, a loose grouping of 16 German states placed under the influence of France.

Which of these are not part of Napoleon's Domestic Policy?

Which of these was NOT established under the Concordat signed with Pope Pius VII?

The Third Coalition consisted of which countries?

Unit 5 - French Revolution: Part V (Napoleonic Era)

Napoleon's Grand Army of 600,000 entered ________ in 1812 and only 40,000 made it back to France due to the combination of attacks, the brutal winter, and lack of supplies.

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Wellington (British commander), aided by Marshal Butcher (leader of the Prussian forces), defeated Napoleon at the ________ ____ ___________ on June 18, 1815. He was exiled to the distant island of St. Helena, in the middle of the Atlantic, where he died in 1821.

The ____________ system was established in an attempt to ban British goods from arriving on the continent. This move actually ended up weakening the states Napoleon had conquered and did little to advance French economic interests.

The Civil Code of 1804, also known as the _____________ _____ provides the framework for the French legal system to this day. It enshrined the equality of all people before the law and safeguarded the rights of property holders.

The Treaty of _________ (1802) put France officially at peace with Great Britain, but Napoleon sent troops to Haiti to antagonize the British, who had colonies in the Caribbean. He lost interest when most of the troops died from disease.

Napoleon granted universal male suffrage to the French population.

During the Napoleonic Era, _________ art and architecture became popular again.

How many consuls were "established" right after the coup d'etat?

The Fourth Coalition was comprised of

The code reversed the advances made by women during the Revolution: women and children were legally dependent on their _________ and ________. A woman could not sell or buy property without the approval of the people mentioned above, and divorce became much harder to obtain.

Napoleon abolished the Holy Roman Empire and created the _____________ ____ ____ _________, a loose grouping of 16 German states placed under the influence of France.

Which of these are not part of Napoleon's Domestic Policy?

Which of these was NOT established under the Concordat signed with Pope Pius VII?

The Third Coalition consisted of which countries?

Wellington (British commander), aided by Marshal Butcher (leader of the Prussian forces), defeated Napoleon at the ___ on June 18, 1815. He was exiled to the distant island of St. Helena, in the middle of the Atlantic, where he died in 1821.

The Civil Code of 1804, also known as the _________ _ provides the framework for the French legal system to this day. It enshrined the equality of all people before the law and safeguarded the rights of property holders.

The code reversed the advances made by women during the Revolution: women and children were legally dependent on their _ and . A woman could not sell or buy property without the approval of the people mentioned above, and divorce became much harder to obtain.

Napoleon abolished the Holy Roman Empire and created the _____ _, a loose grouping of 16 German states placed under the influence of France.