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... Silesia and offered Maria Theresa an alliance She turned it down, and the War of Austrian Succession broke out. Spain, France, and two German states entered the war on Prussia’s side. Maria Theresa asked for peace in 1748, and Prussia got to keep Silesia. France occupied the Austrian Netherlands ...
... Silesia and offered Maria Theresa an alliance She turned it down, and the War of Austrian Succession broke out. Spain, France, and two German states entered the war on Prussia’s side. Maria Theresa asked for peace in 1748, and Prussia got to keep Silesia. France occupied the Austrian Netherlands ...
Haitian Revolution
... Caribbean island of Saint Domingue Saint Domingue, during this time period, was the richest colony in the world and under French control Saint Domingue produced 40% of France’s foreign trade and supplied two fifths of the world’s sugar and half of the world’s coffee The island was centered around a ...
... Caribbean island of Saint Domingue Saint Domingue, during this time period, was the richest colony in the world and under French control Saint Domingue produced 40% of France’s foreign trade and supplied two fifths of the world’s sugar and half of the world’s coffee The island was centered around a ...
French Revolution - Westlake City Schools
... V New recruits were enthusiastic, but ill-trained. V French troops often broke ranks and fled in disorder. ...
... V New recruits were enthusiastic, but ill-trained. V French troops often broke ranks and fled in disorder. ...
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... opportunity to create an ideal democratic society, which Robespierre called a “Republic of Virtue”. However, for many supporters of the revolution, this was too far. As the revolutionary French armies became more organized under the leadership of generals like Napoleon Bonaparte and began to win vic ...
... opportunity to create an ideal democratic society, which Robespierre called a “Republic of Virtue”. However, for many supporters of the revolution, this was too far. As the revolutionary French armies became more organized under the leadership of generals like Napoleon Bonaparte and began to win vic ...
Modern World History: Historical Overview: French Revolution
... opportunity to create an ideal democratic society, which Robespierre called a “Republic of Virtue”. However, for many supporters of the revolution, this was too far. As the revolutionary French armies became more organized under the leadership of generals like Napoleon Bonaparte and began to win vic ...
... opportunity to create an ideal democratic society, which Robespierre called a “Republic of Virtue”. However, for many supporters of the revolution, this was too far. As the revolutionary French armies became more organized under the leadership of generals like Napoleon Bonaparte and began to win vic ...
French Revolution 1789-1815
... 21. What happened to Napoleon after his Hundred Days rule? Answer the following questions in a paragraph. Please have an introductory sentence, at least 3 body sentences, and a conclusion. A. What caused the French Revolution? Explain at least 3 causes. B. How was the Reign or Terror an example of d ...
... 21. What happened to Napoleon after his Hundred Days rule? Answer the following questions in a paragraph. Please have an introductory sentence, at least 3 body sentences, and a conclusion. A. What caused the French Revolution? Explain at least 3 causes. B. How was the Reign or Terror an example of d ...
Europe
... • Led France in Wars from 1796-1815 • He defeated most of the powerful countries in Europe and established a vast empire. He did struggle against the British and Russia • He led a coup against the French government and Napoleon took over as dictator. • He did some good things for the government of F ...
... • Led France in Wars from 1796-1815 • He defeated most of the powerful countries in Europe and established a vast empire. He did struggle against the British and Russia • He led a coup against the French government and Napoleon took over as dictator. • He did some good things for the government of F ...
The French Revolution and Napoleon
... king’s new taxes – and demanded that the Estates General be called (last one 1614) This was not a revolt against the monarchy but rather a revolt against attempted despotic rule by the monarch – and his abuses of power. Brienne was forced to withdraw the taxes on new lands and the stamp tax but the ...
... king’s new taxes – and demanded that the Estates General be called (last one 1614) This was not a revolt against the monarchy but rather a revolt against attempted despotic rule by the monarch – and his abuses of power. Brienne was forced to withdraw the taxes on new lands and the stamp tax but the ...
Chapter 10 NAPOLEONIC EUROPE - McGraw Hill Higher Education
... Britain, and (d) Austria? How was the dispute over Poland settled? 5. When was the “second” Treaty of Paris made and how was it different from the first one? 6. Why did so many of the French people rally to Napoleon upon his return? How did the ...
... Britain, and (d) Austria? How was the dispute over Poland settled? 5. When was the “second” Treaty of Paris made and how was it different from the first one? 6. Why did so many of the French people rally to Napoleon upon his return? How did the ...
English-Notes
... decrees from Berlin in 1806 and Milan in 1807.Accardingly British goods were fully excluded from the whole of Europe. This was called the Continental System. Since Europe was dependent on England, the application of this system harmed France than the England. The European nations suffered a lot, whi ...
... decrees from Berlin in 1806 and Milan in 1807.Accardingly British goods were fully excluded from the whole of Europe. This was called the Continental System. Since Europe was dependent on England, the application of this system harmed France than the England. The European nations suffered a lot, whi ...
Chapter 18 The French Revolution & Napoleon 1789
... revolution would spread to their countries • The Legislative Assembly declared war on Austria & Prussia in the Spring of 1792 ...
... revolution would spread to their countries • The Legislative Assembly declared war on Austria & Prussia in the Spring of 1792 ...
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... e. Russians burned Moscow, Napoleon’s “Great retreat” f. Russians attack at Berezina river g. 40,000 troops return from Russian campaign 9. Series of defeats (Northern Italy, Spain) 10. Paris conquered by Prussia & Russia ...
... e. Russians burned Moscow, Napoleon’s “Great retreat” f. Russians attack at Berezina river g. 40,000 troops return from Russian campaign 9. Series of defeats (Northern Italy, Spain) 10. Paris conquered by Prussia & Russia ...
The French Revolution and Napoleon
... Napoleon entered Moscow in September but could not feed and supply his troops and had to retreat The retreat was devastating, only 100,000 survived, Napoleon’s reputation was ruined ...
... Napoleon entered Moscow in September but could not feed and supply his troops and had to retreat The retreat was devastating, only 100,000 survived, Napoleon’s reputation was ruined ...
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... – A republic is a government in which the people elect representatives who will create laws and rule on their behalf – Meanwhile, thousands of nobles were executed under the suspicion that they were conspirators in the foreign invasion ...
... – A republic is a government in which the people elect representatives who will create laws and rule on their behalf – Meanwhile, thousands of nobles were executed under the suspicion that they were conspirators in the foreign invasion ...
The French Revolution - Marion County Public Schools
... The Rise of the Jacobins When the constitutional monarchy fell and the King was put on trial for treason in December, the Girondins argued against his execution. The Jacobins thought he needed to die to ensure the safety of the revolution. When the Jacobins were successful the tide turned against th ...
... The Rise of the Jacobins When the constitutional monarchy fell and the King was put on trial for treason in December, the Girondins argued against his execution. The Jacobins thought he needed to die to ensure the safety of the revolution. When the Jacobins were successful the tide turned against th ...
2014 CWI Europe Early Histories
... • Led France in Wars from 1796-1815 • He defeated most of the powerful countries in Europe and established a vast empire. He did struggle against the British and Russia • He led a coup against the French government and Napoleon took over as dictator. • He did some good things for the government of F ...
... • Led France in Wars from 1796-1815 • He defeated most of the powerful countries in Europe and established a vast empire. He did struggle against the British and Russia • He led a coup against the French government and Napoleon took over as dictator. • He did some good things for the government of F ...
Unit Three Part Four - Kenston Local Schools
... Belgium had remained Hapsburg- so transferred to Austrian control when Bourbon dynasty took Spain. Reforms of Joseph II (which had eliminated ONLY nobles being in gov’t positions) sparked protest by Nobles in Belgiumwhich created a counter protest by those looking for a more representation- and in ...
... Belgium had remained Hapsburg- so transferred to Austrian control when Bourbon dynasty took Spain. Reforms of Joseph II (which had eliminated ONLY nobles being in gov’t positions) sparked protest by Nobles in Belgiumwhich created a counter protest by those looking for a more representation- and in ...
Unit Three Part Four - Kenston Local Schools
... Belgium had remained Hapsburg- so transferred to Austrian control when Bourbon dynasty took Spain. Reforms of Joseph II (which had eliminated ONLY nobles being in gov’t positions) sparked protest by Nobles in Belgiumwhich created a counter protest by those looking for a more representation- and in ...
... Belgium had remained Hapsburg- so transferred to Austrian control when Bourbon dynasty took Spain. Reforms of Joseph II (which had eliminated ONLY nobles being in gov’t positions) sparked protest by Nobles in Belgiumwhich created a counter protest by those looking for a more representation- and in ...
Revolution in Politics - Glasgow Independent Schools
... and to obtain financial support from fathers for illegitimate children 1. Majority of National Assembly believed that women should raise the child, complete domestic duties and leave politics and most public activities to men 2. Delegates were convinced that political life in absolutist France had b ...
... and to obtain financial support from fathers for illegitimate children 1. Majority of National Assembly believed that women should raise the child, complete domestic duties and leave politics and most public activities to men 2. Delegates were convinced that political life in absolutist France had b ...
15-page PDF Packet
... • Understand Napoleon’s rise to power and why the French strongly supported him. • Explain how Napoleon built an empire and what challenges the empire faced. • Analyze the events that led to Napoleon’s downfall. • Outline how the Congress of Vienna tried to create a lasting peace. Vocabulary: ...
... • Understand Napoleon’s rise to power and why the French strongly supported him. • Explain how Napoleon built an empire and what challenges the empire faced. • Analyze the events that led to Napoleon’s downfall. • Outline how the Congress of Vienna tried to create a lasting peace. Vocabulary: ...
The Age of Napoleon and the Triumph of Romanticism
... • The Continental System was based on idea of embargo. Industrial Revolution was advancing in Britain, the center of manufacturing in Europe. Napoleon believed Britain’s economy would collapse if it could not sell products on European markets. Having conquered or allied with all major powers in cont ...
... • The Continental System was based on idea of embargo. Industrial Revolution was advancing in Britain, the center of manufacturing in Europe. Napoleon believed Britain’s economy would collapse if it could not sell products on European markets. Having conquered or allied with all major powers in cont ...
18th century through Napoleon - Spring Grove Area School District
... • Although he nearly bankrupted Prussia in the first half of his rule, he regained Prussian greatness by the end of his life. ...
... • Although he nearly bankrupted Prussia in the first half of his rule, he regained Prussian greatness by the end of his life. ...
Review PPT Part 3
... • Although he nearly bankrupted Prussia in the first half of his rule, he regained Prussian greatness by the end of his life. ...
... • Although he nearly bankrupted Prussia in the first half of his rule, he regained Prussian greatness by the end of his life. ...
AP Test Review Part 3 Eighteenth Century to Napoleon
... • Although he nearly bankrupted Prussia in the first half of his rule, he regained Prussian greatness by the end of his life. ...
... • Although he nearly bankrupted Prussia in the first half of his rule, he regained Prussian greatness by the end of his life. ...
European Influence
... De Grasse, and Lafayette. On October 14, two British positions were captured by French and American forces. Cornwallis realized that his position was hopeless, and offered to surrender. On October 19, Cornwallis formally surrendered. ...
... De Grasse, and Lafayette. On October 14, two British positions were captured by French and American forces. Cornwallis realized that his position was hopeless, and offered to surrender. On October 19, Cornwallis formally surrendered. ...
War of the Sixth Coalition
In the War of the Sixth Coalition (1812–1814), a coalition of Austria, Prussia, Russia, the United Kingdom, Portugal, Sweden, Spain and a number of German States finally defeated France and drove Napoleon into exile on Elba. After the disastrous French invasion of Russia, the continental powers joined Russia, the United Kingdom, Portugal and the rebels in Spain. With their armies reorganized, they drove Napoleon out of Germany in 1813 and invaded France in 1814, forcing Napoleon to abdicate and restoring the Bourbons.The War of the Sixth Coalition included the battles of Lützen, Bautzen, Dresden and the epic Battle of Leipzig (also known as the Battle of Nations), which was the largest battle in European history before the First World War. Ultimately, Napoleon's earlier setbacks in Russia and Germany proved to be the seeds of his undoing, and the Allies occupied Paris, forcing his abdication.