Places in the Napoleon Era
French Terms & Ideas
People of the 1800s
Napoleon’s Rise and Fall
Ideas & Reforms
100

This battle site was where the British navy defeated Napoleon.

What is Trafalgar? 

100

This French term means “hands off” when it comes to government and the economy.

What is laissez-faire?

100

He was the “Citizen King” of France after 1830.

Who is Louis Philippe?

100

Which of these was NOT one of Napoleon’s main rivals: Great Britain, Italy, Austria, Prussia, or Russia?

What is Italy? 

100

The British laws repealed in the 1840s that taxed imported grain.

What are the Corn Laws?

200

This country gained independence from the Netherlands in 1830.

What is Belgium?

200

Napoleon’s 1801 agreement with the Pope.

What is the Concordat?

200

This Austrian foreign minister dominated European politics after Napoleon’s defeat.

Who is Metternich?

200

Napoleon suffered his final defeat here.

What is Waterloo?

200

This unfair voting practice in Britain was ended by the Reform Act of 1832.

What are rotten boroughs?

300

Napoleon’s first exile was on this island.

What is Elba?

300

The idea that nobles have a duty to care for the poor.

What is noblesse oblige?

300

This writer warned against revolution in Reflections on the Revolution in France.

Who is Edmund Burke?

300

Put Napoleon’s downfall events in order: Leipzig, Elba, Waterloo, St. Helena.

What is Leipzig → Elba → Waterloo → St. Helena?

300

This system in the Spanish colonies put Peninsulares at the top and enslaved people at the bottom.

What is the colonial class system?

400

This revolt against the czar took place in Russia in 1825.

What is the Decembrist Revolt?

400

“The greatest good for the greatest number” describes this philosophy.

What is utilitarianism?

400

This thinker argued that population would always grow faster than the food supply.

Who is Thomas Malthus?

400

This was Napoleon’s plan to weaken Britain by cutting off trade.

What is the Continental System?

400

This belief in constitutional government, free markets, and rights grew in the early 1800s.

 What is liberalism?

500

This was where Simón Bolívar and José de San Martín met to discuss South American independence.

What is Peru?

500

The belief opposed to liberal economics that favored cooperation and government involvement in the economy.

What is socialism?

500

This French hero introduced the tricolor flag.

Who is Lafayette?

500

The Congress of Vienna’s guiding principle was this.

What is balance of power?

500

This post-Napoleonic alliance of European powers aimed to keep peace by suppressing revolutions.

 What is the Concert of Europe?

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