Big Ideas
Romanticism was a reaction against this.
The Enlightenment
This replaced the Holy Roman Empire during Napoleon's rule.
The Confederation of the Rhine
This was the primary cause of the French Revolution.
The French monarchy was experiencing a deepening financial crisis.
This evet marks the start of the French Revolution.
The Storming of the Bastille
Increased interest in child-rearing and education was a hallmark of this.
Romanticism
The "Balance of Power" was a driving idea at this event.
The Congress of Vienna
Guerilla warfare was typical of the resistance to Napoleon in this country.
Spain
In 1789 this provided the first legitimate forum for criticism of the Old Regime.
The meeting of the Estates General
This event started the Radical Phase of the French Revolution.
The attempted flight of the French Royal Family
Napoleon did this each time he gave himself a new title.
He held a vote so he could say it was the will of the people.
Reactions to Napoleon's occupation of German lands were driven primarily by this idea.
Nationalism
This battle against the combined fleets of France and Spain assured Britain of dominance at sea.
Trafalgar
The lists of grievances presented at the Estates General dealt mostly with this policy -- very much like the American Revolution.
Tax policy
The Jacobins sought this form of government for France.
A republic
This was the first country in Europe violate the Continental System.
Russia
This protected private property, and the authority of husbands within the family.
The Napoleonic Code
He organized and directed the guerilla war in Spain.
Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington
Much like the American Revolution, this was the greatest advantage of France's revolutionary armies.
They possessed greater patriotism and morale.
The Hundred Days ended with this event.
The Battle of Waterloo
Napoleon used this to guarantee his hold of France. It worked against him everywhere else.
Nationalism
This blocked trade with Britain during Napoleon's rule.
The Continental System
He was the first great critic of the French Revolution in Britain.
Edmund Burke
The Tennis Court Oath resulted in the formation of this legislative body.
The National Assembly
He was the one who called the Radical phase of the French Revolution the Reign of Terror.
Maximilien Robesepierre
These were the three estates.
The Nobility, the Clergy, and Everyone Else