File - Hjelm`s History Class
... • In 1814, Napoleon abdicated, or stepped down from power. He was exiled to an island in the Mediterranean. Louis XVIII, brother of King Louis XVI, was made King. Fears grew of a return to the prerevolutionary regime. ...
... • In 1814, Napoleon abdicated, or stepped down from power. He was exiled to an island in the Mediterranean. Louis XVIII, brother of King Louis XVI, was made King. Fears grew of a return to the prerevolutionary regime. ...
Independence High School Global History Regents Mr. Wisell Unit 2
... Long Live the Emperor!”) the troops went over to his side. Napoleon made his entry into Paris in triumph on March 20, 1815. The powers that had defeated Napoleon pledged once more to fight this person they called the “Enemy and Disturber of the Tranquility of the World.” Napoleon raised yet another ...
... Long Live the Emperor!”) the troops went over to his side. Napoleon made his entry into Paris in triumph on March 20, 1815. The powers that had defeated Napoleon pledged once more to fight this person they called the “Enemy and Disturber of the Tranquility of the World.” Napoleon raised yet another ...
Napoleon - White Plains Public Schools
... Revolution, when France was still at war. • Napoleon was a gifted general. Under his command, French armies defeated many enemies. ...
... Revolution, when France was still at war. • Napoleon was a gifted general. Under his command, French armies defeated many enemies. ...
The French Revolution
... • Napoleon Suffers Defeat- Prussian and Russian troops march into Paris and force Napoleon to surrender. Napoleon was banished to Elba. • The Hundred Days- Louis XVIII assumes power in France. He is unpopular among the peasants. Napoleon regains power after escaping from Elba. Allied powers defeat N ...
... • Napoleon Suffers Defeat- Prussian and Russian troops march into Paris and force Napoleon to surrender. Napoleon was banished to Elba. • The Hundred Days- Louis XVIII assumes power in France. He is unpopular among the peasants. Napoleon regains power after escaping from Elba. Allied powers defeat N ...
The Age of Napoleon
... Netherlands, portions of Italy. He dismantled the Holy Roman Empire and reorganized the western German states as the CONFEDERATION OF THE ...
... Netherlands, portions of Italy. He dismantled the Holy Roman Empire and reorganized the western German states as the CONFEDERATION OF THE ...
Napoleon`s Rise to Power - History with Ms. Osborn
... The allies restored the French monarchy recognizing Louis XVI as the rightful king of France and redrew the borders to what France had been in 1792. ...
... The allies restored the French monarchy recognizing Louis XVI as the rightful king of France and redrew the borders to what France had been in 1792. ...
Congress of Vienna (1814
... the tax system and instituted new laws, called the Napoleonic Code. - This code made laws the same all over France and put an end to the special treatment of nobles. - Napoleon then began a series of war in order to gain new lands. - In 1804, Napoleon changed the republic into an empire and crowned ...
... the tax system and instituted new laws, called the Napoleonic Code. - This code made laws the same all over France and put an end to the special treatment of nobles. - Napoleon then began a series of war in order to gain new lands. - In 1804, Napoleon changed the republic into an empire and crowned ...
File
... Robespierre said anyone not submitting to the government would be executed. Close to 40,000 people were sent to the guillotine during this time. France’s armies began to change. With huge numbers drafted into the army, the French defeated the coalition against them. Once the foreign threat was gone, ...
... Robespierre said anyone not submitting to the government would be executed. Close to 40,000 people were sent to the guillotine during this time. France’s armies began to change. With huge numbers drafted into the army, the French defeated the coalition against them. Once the foreign threat was gone, ...
The French Revolution and Napoleon
... spent more money then it takes in – Louis XIV left France deeply in debt • Seven Years War and American Revolution strained the treasury • Cost rose in 1700’s, lavish court soaked up millions • Government borrowed more and more money and by 1789, half its tax income went just to pay interest on ...
... spent more money then it takes in – Louis XIV left France deeply in debt • Seven Years War and American Revolution strained the treasury • Cost rose in 1700’s, lavish court soaked up millions • Government borrowed more and more money and by 1789, half its tax income went just to pay interest on ...
MODERN WORLD HISTORY: The French Revolution and Napoleon
... 4.) October 1795 – fought off royalist army, became hero of the French Republic 5.) 1796 – Directory appointed him to fight Austria a. crossed the Alps and conquered northern Italy, famous in all Europe B. Napoleon seized power in France – had loyalty of army 1.) 1799 – people losing confidence in t ...
... 4.) October 1795 – fought off royalist army, became hero of the French Republic 5.) 1796 – Directory appointed him to fight Austria a. crossed the Alps and conquered northern Italy, famous in all Europe B. Napoleon seized power in France – had loyalty of army 1.) 1799 – people losing confidence in t ...
Napoleon and Nationalism
... Napoleon Attempts to Conquer Europe • Napoleon sells Louisiana territory in North America to US to finance military exploits in Europe…aka the “Napoleonic Wars” • Napoleon won victories against Austria, Prussia, Switzerland & Italy – French armies dominate Europe for about 10 years in the early 180 ...
... Napoleon Attempts to Conquer Europe • Napoleon sells Louisiana territory in North America to US to finance military exploits in Europe…aka the “Napoleonic Wars” • Napoleon won victories against Austria, Prussia, Switzerland & Italy – French armies dominate Europe for about 10 years in the early 180 ...
French Revolution
... Napoleon was finally defeated and agreed to give up the French throne. The monarchy was restored in France. Louis XVI’s brother Louis XVIII was named the king of France. Napoleon was banned to the Island of Elba ...
... Napoleon was finally defeated and agreed to give up the French throne. The monarchy was restored in France. Louis XVI’s brother Louis XVIII was named the king of France. Napoleon was banned to the Island of Elba ...
The French Revolution Begins
... French troops retreated in harsh winter weather Less than 40,000 made it out of Russia March 1814—Paris, France captured Napoleon was sent to exile in Elba (island in Mediterranean) Bourbon family restored to throne of France—Louis XVIII ...
... French troops retreated in harsh winter weather Less than 40,000 made it out of Russia March 1814—Paris, France captured Napoleon was sent to exile in Elba (island in Mediterranean) Bourbon family restored to throne of France—Louis XVIII ...
Napoleon Bonaparte and the Congress of Vienna
... _________________________________________ by defeating __________________ & Prussia and conquering ________________, Italy, & central Europe b. From 1807 to 1812, Napoleon ruled over the _________________ European ________________ since the Romans 3. During his rule over Europe, Napoleon made a numb ...
... _________________________________________ by defeating __________________ & Prussia and conquering ________________, Italy, & central Europe b. From 1807 to 1812, Napoleon ruled over the _________________ European ________________ since the Romans 3. During his rule over Europe, Napoleon made a numb ...
Chapter 6 - The French Revolution and Napoleon
... 32) Which of the following statements about France's social structure is true? a) The Third Estate was made up entirely of peasants. b) The Second Estate was content with the social structure. c) There was inequality among the three estates. d) Most people belonged to the First Estate. ...
... 32) Which of the following statements about France's social structure is true? a) The Third Estate was made up entirely of peasants. b) The Second Estate was content with the social structure. c) There was inequality among the three estates. d) Most people belonged to the First Estate. ...
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
... King Louis XVIII sent troops to arrest him Napoleon: “If there is a man among you [who] would kill his Emperor, here I am!” • Troops kneeled before him and shouted “Vive l’Empereur! Vive l’Empereur!” ...
... King Louis XVIII sent troops to arrest him Napoleon: “If there is a man among you [who] would kill his Emperor, here I am!” • Troops kneeled before him and shouted “Vive l’Empereur! Vive l’Empereur!” ...
Napoleon - bYTEBoss
... Louis XVIII placed on the throne and tries to restore absolute rule in the country Peasants and army openly welcome the return of Napoleon European forces (Britain+Prussia) again rise up to defeat the threat Battle of Waterloo is the deciding battle where Napoleon is once again defeated ...
... Louis XVIII placed on the throne and tries to restore absolute rule in the country Peasants and army openly welcome the return of Napoleon European forces (Britain+Prussia) again rise up to defeat the threat Battle of Waterloo is the deciding battle where Napoleon is once again defeated ...
Document
... Blockade – the use of troops or ships to prevent commercial traffic from entering or leaving a city or region Scorched-earth policy – a policy which involved burning grain fields and slaughtering livestock so as to leave nothing for the enemy to eat Continental System – the set-up of a blockade to p ...
... Blockade – the use of troops or ships to prevent commercial traffic from entering or leaving a city or region Scorched-earth policy – a policy which involved burning grain fields and slaughtering livestock so as to leave nothing for the enemy to eat Continental System – the set-up of a blockade to p ...
Chapter 11, Section 1 The French Revolution Begins
... * March 1814, Allied armies entered Paris. * April 1814, Napoleon abdicated & was exiled to Elba. * March 1815, Napoleon returned to France & regained control. * June 1815, British forces under the Duke of Wellington joined Prussian forces under von Blucher to defeat Napoleon’s forces at Waterloo in ...
... * March 1814, Allied armies entered Paris. * April 1814, Napoleon abdicated & was exiled to Elba. * March 1815, Napoleon returned to France & regained control. * June 1815, British forces under the Duke of Wellington joined Prussian forces under von Blucher to defeat Napoleon’s forces at Waterloo in ...
19th century
... August Napoleon's victory was not as complete as it could have been. Substantial pursuit was not undertaken after the battle, and the flanking corps was surrounded and forced to surrender a few days later at the Battle of Kulm. ...
... August Napoleon's victory was not as complete as it could have been. Substantial pursuit was not undertaken after the battle, and the flanking corps was surrounded and forced to surrender a few days later at the Battle of Kulm. ...
World History
... Napoleon reorganized & centralized the administration of France to give himself unlimited power. He created an executive branch, made up of three conuls (the Consulate). Napoleon = First Consul Napoleon submitted his revised constitution of his government to the people for a vote through a plebiscit ...
... Napoleon reorganized & centralized the administration of France to give himself unlimited power. He created an executive branch, made up of three conuls (the Consulate). Napoleon = First Consul Napoleon submitted his revised constitution of his government to the people for a vote through a plebiscit ...
Napoleon: Hero or Tyrant?
... Napoleon & the Church First made Peace with Catholic Church Catholicism was made the religion of France, In return, the Pope would not ask for a return of the property sized in the Revolution Everyone Wins ...
... Napoleon & the Church First made Peace with Catholic Church Catholicism was made the religion of France, In return, the Pope would not ask for a return of the property sized in the Revolution Everyone Wins ...
Time Line of the French Revolution 1789-1815
... raid symbolically planned because the Bastille signified French oppressive power and signified justice of unlawful, criminal acts against one’s country, which the Third Estate felt the Second Estate were guilty of committing ...
... raid symbolically planned because the Bastille signified French oppressive power and signified justice of unlawful, criminal acts against one’s country, which the Third Estate felt the Second Estate were guilty of committing ...
World history Revolution notes
... the clear favorites to win the war as they had the best military in the world, and were the most powerful nation at this time. The American troops were untrained, undisciplined, and poorly supplied. Yet, they had the advantage of fighting for a cause and fighting on home turf. Most of the early batt ...
... the clear favorites to win the war as they had the best military in the world, and were the most powerful nation at this time. The American troops were untrained, undisciplined, and poorly supplied. Yet, they had the advantage of fighting for a cause and fighting on home turf. Most of the early batt ...
Hundred Days
The Hundred Days, sometimes known as the Hundred Days of Napoleon or Napoleon's Hundred Days, marked the period between Napoleon's return from exile on the island of Elba to Paris on 20 March 1815 and the second restoration of King Louis XVIII on 8 July 1815 (a period of 111 days). This period saw the War of the Seventh Coalition, and includes the Waterloo Campaign, the Neapolitan War as well as several other minor campaigns. The phrase les Cent Jours (the hundred days) was first used by the prefect of Paris, Gaspard, comte de Chabrol, in his speech welcoming the king back to Paris on 8 July.Napoleon returned while the Congress of Vienna was sitting. On 13 March, seven days before Napoleon reached Paris, the powers at the Congress of Vienna declared him an outlaw, and on 25 March Austria, Prussia, Russia and the United Kingdom, members of the Seventh Coalition, bound themselves to put 150,000 men each into the field to end his rule. This set the stage for the last conflict in the Napoleonic Wars, the defeat of Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo, the restoration of the French monarchy for the second time and the permanent exile of Napoleon to the distant island of Saint Helena, where he died in May 1821.