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

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-Fall of Napoleon

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

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

Napoleon granted universal male suffrage to the French population.

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

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.

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

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

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.

The Third Coalition consisted of which countries?

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

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.

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.

The Fourth Coalition was comprised of

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.

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

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

Napoleon granted universal male suffrage to the French population.

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

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.

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

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

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.

The Third Coalition consisted of which countries?

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

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.

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.

The Fourth Coalition was comprised of

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.

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.