Before Reign
France under Napoleon
Domestic Policies
Warfare
Post Reign
100
The year that Napoleon was born.
What is 1769?
100
The year Napoleon seized power.
What is 1799?
100
The essence of Napoleon's domestic policy.
What is to maintain order and end civil strife?
100
Austria, Sweden, and Russia joined with Russia to create this against France.
What is the Third Coalition
100
The new monarch of France.
Who is Louis XVII?
200
The French Island that Napoleon was born on.
What is Corsica?
200
This was overwhelmingly approved by the public.
What is Napoleon's new constitution?
200
This right was continually violated, leaving only government propaganda by 1811.
What is free speech and freedom of the press?
200
With the Treaty of Amiens with Great Britain in 1802, France was in control of these 4 areas.
What is Holland, the Austrian Netherlands, the west bank of the Rhine, and most of the Italian peninsula?
200
Napoleon was exiled and then imprisoned on these islands.
What are the islands of Elba and St. Helena?
300
Napoleon, with some members of the legislature, were plotting against this.
What is the Directory?
300
Napoleon did this by building on solid foundations inherited by the Old Regime, accepting and strengthening the French bureaucracy.
What is perfected a thoroughly centralized state?
300
The system where the power of the husband and father was absolute over wives and children, such as Napoleon was over his subjects.
What is a family monarchy?
300
In 1801, Austria accepted the loss of it's Italian possessions and German territory to France with this.
What is the Treaty of Lunéville?
300
The treaty which held together a Quadruple Alliance, between Austria, Prussia, Russia, and Great Britain.
What is the Treaty of Chaumont?
400
Napoleon fought for this in 1789.
What is Corsican Independence?
400
Napoleon created this, which loyally served the interests of both the state and financial oligarchy.
What is the (privately owned) Bank of France?
400
The "bargain" with the middle class which reasserted equality of all male citizens before the law and absolute security of wealth and private property.
What is the Civil Code of 1804?
400
At this event, a combination of French and Spanish fleets were annihilated by the English by Lord Nelson making the invasion of England impossible.
What is the Battle of Trafalgar?
400
This is the reason that Napoleon escaped Elba and returned to France in February, 1815.
What is political unrest in France/diplomatic tensions in Vienna?
500
Here, Napoleon's last campaign was a failure.
What is Egypt?
500
The 3 parts of Napoleon's Grand Empire.
What are the core, satellite kingdoms, and the allied states (of Austria, Prussia, and Russia)?
500
This was signed in 1801, giving French Catholics the right to practice their religion freely, and Napoleon also gained political power from this.
What is the Concordat of 1801?
500
France was forced to retreat from their Russian because of these 3 reasons.
What is the Russian army, the Russian winter, and starvation?
500
The dramatic period of war between Napoleon's forces and the Allies.
What is the Hundred Days?
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