1 state: Clergy
2 state: nobility
3 state: peasants and middle class
100
Why Napoleon was rejected at the very beginning
Because of his italian accent
100
How was Napoleon able to spread nationalists ideas
Because his armies marched through the countries promoting the ideas: countries rejected the foreigners, conquered people saw the power and strength of national feeling.
100
Who dominated Moldavia and Wallachia
Ottoman Empire
100
Which was the dominant power in northern Italy, and who ruled it.
Kingdom of Piedmont ruled by Victor Emmanuel II
200
Who conducted the Reign of Terror
Maximilian Robespierre
200
He was first and Emperor and then a consul... True or false
False, he was first a Consul for life and then an Emperor
200
3 goals fo the Congress of Vienna
Balance of power
Principle of Legitimacy
Principle of Intervention
200
Why Russia saw the Balkan's Region as important
They would provide more acces to trade and commerce in the Black and Mediterranean sea.
200
To who turned Camillo di Cavour to strenghten his army
France: Napoleon III
300
Church Reforms
The acting government seized and sold the Church´s lands and the clergy was to be elected by the people
300
Explain how Napoleon establish peace with the Church
Napoleon recognized Catholicism as the most important religion.
300
What is Conservatism
Idea that seeks to contain the forces of change and to remain as strong royals leaders.
300
What was established in the Treaty of Paris
Moldavia and Wallachia were to be placed under the protection of all the great powers
300
How was the new arrange of North Italy
Nice and Savoy were given to France and Lombardy, Parma Modena and Tuscany joined Piedmont.
400
Government that ruled from 1795 to 1799
Directory
400
3 laws included in the Napoleonic Code
Equality of all citizens before the law
Right to choose a profession
Religion tolerance
Abolition of the serfdom
400
2 forces challenging the Congress of Vienna's Goals
Liberalism and Nationalism
400
What consequences followed the end of the War
End of the Concert of Europe
Austria and Russia became enemies
400
Who was able to lead a battle and control the Two Sicilies
Giuseppe Garibaldi
500
How did the constant transition within the French government influence its effectiveness
The constant change never gave the chance to achieve consensus or a controlling power to direct the Country.
500
How was Napoleon finally defeated
Battle of Waterloo
500
How did the great powers maintain the balance of power in Europe?
They rearranged territories in Europe at the Congress of Vienna. To keep any one country from dominating the entire Continent
500
Which country was the dominant power in the Italian Peninsula