French Revolution and Napoleon.notebook
... as the French went forward, the Russians retreated using the scorchedearth policy burned grain fields and slaughtered livestock so that the French would have nothing to eat ...
... as the French went forward, the Russians retreated using the scorchedearth policy burned grain fields and slaughtered livestock so that the French would have nothing to eat ...
The French Revolution and Napoleon
... – dissenting groups of people Marquis de Lafayette – the leader of the National Guard, a largely middle-class militia; fought alongside George Washington in the American Revolution Olympe de Gouges – a journalist who believed that the Declaration of the Rights of Man should grant equal citizensh ...
... – dissenting groups of people Marquis de Lafayette – the leader of the National Guard, a largely middle-class militia; fought alongside George Washington in the American Revolution Olympe de Gouges – a journalist who believed that the Declaration of the Rights of Man should grant equal citizensh ...
Chapter 35: Unrest in Europe, 1755 A.D.
... sometimes called the “Waltzing Congress.” This was because the representatives spent much of their time at dinners, dances, and fox hunts. However, decisions were made by a few leaders. They included Prince Klemens von Metternich (met’ uhr nik), the Austrian foreign minister; Czar Alexander I of Rus ...
... sometimes called the “Waltzing Congress.” This was because the representatives spent much of their time at dinners, dances, and fox hunts. However, decisions were made by a few leaders. They included Prince Klemens von Metternich (met’ uhr nik), the Austrian foreign minister; Czar Alexander I of Rus ...
Key Terms and People - Fulton Independent School
... against the new government. The Mountain began to accuse, try, and execute anyone who opposed them. These actions were known as the Reign of Terror. Peasants were especially angry. They opposed the draft and remained devoutly Catholic. Resistance to the Revolution was so strong in a region in wester ...
... against the new government. The Mountain began to accuse, try, and execute anyone who opposed them. These actions were known as the Reign of Terror. Peasants were especially angry. They opposed the draft and remained devoutly Catholic. Resistance to the Revolution was so strong in a region in wester ...
Napoleon Bonaparte
... Time period during the revolution when over 40,000 people were executed for being enemies of the state. King of France who would be executed. Peasants Pledge taken by the 3rd estate to stay together and create a fair constitution. Parisian mob stormed a prison in Paris looking for ammunition. Clergy ...
... Time period during the revolution when over 40,000 people were executed for being enemies of the state. King of France who would be executed. Peasants Pledge taken by the 3rd estate to stay together and create a fair constitution. Parisian mob stormed a prison in Paris looking for ammunition. Clergy ...
UNIT 2 PDF - Oak Park Unified School District
... parliamentary members helped him rule - his closest adviser was Sir Robert Walpole - he is often called Britain's first prime minister George III Reasserts Royal Power • 1760 - George III began his 60-year rule of Britain • wanted to end Whig domination, choose his own ministers, dissolve the cabine ...
... parliamentary members helped him rule - his closest adviser was Sir Robert Walpole - he is often called Britain's first prime minister George III Reasserts Royal Power • 1760 - George III began his 60-year rule of Britain • wanted to end Whig domination, choose his own ministers, dissolve the cabine ...
Chapter 18 The French Revolution & Napoleon 1789
... known as the Committee of Public Safety. • It was dominated at first by Georges ...
... known as the Committee of Public Safety. • It was dominated at first by Georges ...
French Revolution and Napoleon, 1789-1815
... 5. Napoleon had no choice but to invade Russia. Do you agree with his statement? Why or why not? 6. Do you think that Napoleon was a great leader? Explain. ...
... 5. Napoleon had no choice but to invade Russia. Do you agree with his statement? Why or why not? 6. Do you think that Napoleon was a great leader? Explain. ...
Enlightenment and French Revolution
... ◦ 3rd Estate demanded more representation and right; mob stormed the Bastille; rumors of retaliation spread ...
... ◦ 3rd Estate demanded more representation and right; mob stormed the Bastille; rumors of retaliation spread ...
french_revolution2
... Section 5: The End of An Era To accomplish this goal they gave power back to the monarchs of Europe The leaders of Europe also took steps to create a balance of power To prevent France from going to war again, they strengthened the countries around it To protect the new order, European states forme ...
... Section 5: The End of An Era To accomplish this goal they gave power back to the monarchs of Europe The leaders of Europe also took steps to create a balance of power To prevent France from going to war again, they strengthened the countries around it To protect the new order, European states forme ...
The French Revolution & Napoleon
... Section 5: The End of An Era To accomplish this goal they gave power back to the monarchs of Europe The leaders of Europe also took steps to create a balance of power To prevent France from going to war again, they strengthened the countries around it To protect the new order, European states forme ...
... Section 5: The End of An Era To accomplish this goal they gave power back to the monarchs of Europe The leaders of Europe also took steps to create a balance of power To prevent France from going to war again, they strengthened the countries around it To protect the new order, European states forme ...
0.0_THE NAPOLEONIC ERA
... Napoleon placed family in charge of Italy, Naples, Spain, Sweden, Germany, & Holland. Russia, Austria, & Prussia kept their rulers but became Napoleon’s allies. In all of Europe, only Britain remained independent. Horrible Histories Napoleon knew that his power came from military victories. By 1812, ...
... Napoleon placed family in charge of Italy, Naples, Spain, Sweden, Germany, & Holland. Russia, Austria, & Prussia kept their rulers but became Napoleon’s allies. In all of Europe, only Britain remained independent. Horrible Histories Napoleon knew that his power came from military victories. By 1812, ...
File - Springer`s World History
... decisive victory. The Russians would not fight but kept retreating. They burned their villages, and even Moscow, as they wanted to deny the French food and supplies. Lacking food, Napoleon left Moscow after two months to retreat. He left in October, so his “Great Retreat” happened under terrible win ...
... decisive victory. The Russians would not fight but kept retreating. They burned their villages, and even Moscow, as they wanted to deny the French food and supplies. Lacking food, Napoleon left Moscow after two months to retreat. He left in October, so his “Great Retreat” happened under terrible win ...
Chapter 11 French Revolution
... decisive victory. The Russians would not fight but kept retreating. They burned their villages, and even Moscow, as they wanted to deny the French food and supplies. Lacking food, Napoleon left Moscow after two months to retreat. He left in October, so his “Great Retreat” happened under terrible win ...
... decisive victory. The Russians would not fight but kept retreating. They burned their villages, and even Moscow, as they wanted to deny the French food and supplies. Lacking food, Napoleon left Moscow after two months to retreat. He left in October, so his “Great Retreat” happened under terrible win ...
the federalist period 1789-1801 hamilton`s financial program
... according to Hamilton, 1) to provide a sound, uniform paper currency for the business needs of the country by issuing paper money and 2) to provide fiscal services to the government of short-term lending, of acting as a depository of government funds and helping individuals pay taxes by making loans ...
... according to Hamilton, 1) to provide a sound, uniform paper currency for the business needs of the country by issuing paper money and 2) to provide fiscal services to the government of short-term lending, of acting as a depository of government funds and helping individuals pay taxes by making loans ...
The Age of Napoleon and the Triumph of Romanticism
... economy would collapse if it could not sell products on European markets. Having conquered or allied with all major powers in continental Europe, Napoleon issued Berlin Decree of Nov. 1806, forcing rest of Europe to stop ...
... economy would collapse if it could not sell products on European markets. Having conquered or allied with all major powers in continental Europe, Napoleon issued Berlin Decree of Nov. 1806, forcing rest of Europe to stop ...
French Revolution 1789-1815
... How did the French Revolution affect the slaves of Saint Domingue? How did the sale of Louisiana to the United States benefit France? Which countries united with Britain to stop France from conquering Europe? What were the 2 results of France losing the Battle of Trafalgar? Which areas of Europe wer ...
... How did the French Revolution affect the slaves of Saint Domingue? How did the sale of Louisiana to the United States benefit France? Which countries united with Britain to stop France from conquering Europe? What were the 2 results of France losing the Battle of Trafalgar? Which areas of Europe wer ...
Unit VIII Review
... • The Continental System cut off trade and communication between this country and other European countries. It was put in place by this French leader. a. b. c. d. ...
... • The Continental System cut off trade and communication between this country and other European countries. It was put in place by this French leader. a. b. c. d. ...
French Revolution 1789-1815
... 7. What is the principle of legitimacy? 8. Give examples of how the Congress of Vienna was more successful than other peace meetings in history. 9. After the Congress of Vienna, which countries were constitutional monarchies? Which countries were absolute monarchies? 10. What was the Holy Alliance? ...
... 7. What is the principle of legitimacy? 8. Give examples of how the Congress of Vienna was more successful than other peace meetings in history. 9. After the Congress of Vienna, which countries were constitutional monarchies? Which countries were absolute monarchies? 10. What was the Holy Alliance? ...
French Revolution 1789-1815
... 2. List the rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen. 3. What was the slogan of the French Revolution? 4. Who is Olympe de Gouges and why was she executed? 5. How did the reforms of the National Assembly affect the Catholic Church? 6. Why did the Nati ...
... 2. List the rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen. 3. What was the slogan of the French Revolution? 4. Who is Olympe de Gouges and why was she executed? 5. How did the reforms of the National Assembly affect the Catholic Church? 6. Why did the Nati ...
French Revolution 1789-1815
... 7. What is the principle of legitimacy? 8. Give examples of how the Congress of Vienna was more successful than other peace meetings in history. 9. After the Congress of Vienna, which countries were constitutional monarchies? Which countries were absolute monarchies? 10. What was the Holy Alliance? ...
... 7. What is the principle of legitimacy? 8. Give examples of how the Congress of Vienna was more successful than other peace meetings in history. 9. After the Congress of Vienna, which countries were constitutional monarchies? Which countries were absolute monarchies? 10. What was the Holy Alliance? ...
Napoleon Bonaparte PowerPoint - Mrs. Darling`s Digital Classroom.
... Napoleon surrendered his throne and was exiled to a small island called Elba, but was not done yet… Louis XVI’s brother assumed the French throne and became known as Louis XVIII The people of France believed he was going to try to undo the advances of the French Revolution Napoleon took this ...
... Napoleon surrendered his throne and was exiled to a small island called Elba, but was not done yet… Louis XVI’s brother assumed the French throne and became known as Louis XVIII The people of France believed he was going to try to undo the advances of the French Revolution Napoleon took this ...
The Haitian Revolution
... The Haitian Revolution was a social and political upheaval in the French colony of Saint-Domingue (which shared the island of Hispaniola with the Spanish colony of Santo Domingo) during the period from 1791 to 1804. In 1791, slaves and gens de couleur libres (“free people of color”) rebelled against ...
... The Haitian Revolution was a social and political upheaval in the French colony of Saint-Domingue (which shared the island of Hispaniola with the Spanish colony of Santo Domingo) during the period from 1791 to 1804. In 1791, slaves and gens de couleur libres (“free people of color”) rebelled against ...
Treaty of Amiens
The Treaty of Amiens temporarily ended hostilities between the French Republic and Great Britain during the French Revolutionary Wars. It was signed in the city of Amiens on 25 March 1802 (Germinal 4, year X, in the French Revolutionary calendar), by Joseph Bonaparte and the Marquess Cornwallis as a ""Definitive Treaty of Peace"". The consequent Peace of Amiens lasted only one year (18 May 1803) and engendered the only period of peace in Europe between 1793 and 1815. Under the treaty, Britain recognised the French Republic; the British parliament had dropped England's historical claim to the now-defunct French Kingdom only two years previously. Together with the Treaty of Lunéville (1801), the Treaty of Amiens marked the end of the Second Coalition, which had waged war against Revolutionary France since 1798.