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Chapter 23: The French Revolution & Napoleon (mod) NOTE: You must choose SIX of the questions to answer on the test in short paragraphs. You must answer AT LEAST one from each section of the chapter. Section 1: The French Revolution Begins Old Regime 3 estates Louis XVI Marie Antoinette Estates-General National Assembly Tennis Court Oath Declaration of the Rights of Man Questions: Explain the three factors that led to revolution? Describe the storming of the Bastille, the Women’s March on Versailles, and the Great Fear. How was each significant to the French Revolution? Section 2: Revolution Brings Reform and Terror Legislative Assembly Committee of Public Safety sans-culottes Jacobins Robespierre Reign of Terror guillotine Directory Questions: Describe the actions the National Assembly took against the Church. How did those actions affect the peasants and the Revolution? What new governing body replaced the National Assembly in 1791, what changes did it create in France, and what happened to the king? Describe the Reign of Terror? Include in your answer the Committee of Public Safety, the person who led the Reign of Terror, the group that made up the largest number of those executed, and why it was significant. Section 3: Napoleon Forges an Empire Napoleon Bonaparte coup d’etat plebescite concordat Napoleonic Code Battle of Trafalgar Questions: Describe Napoleon’s rise from army officer to Emperor. Explain three accomplishments of Napoleon that restored order in France. lycee Section 4: Napoleon’s Empire Collapses blockade scorched-earth policy Continental System Waterloo guerilla Hundred Days Peninsula War Questions: What was Napoleon’s most critical mistake in 1812, what policy did his enemies use against him, and what were the results of his 1812 campaign? What countries looked to take advantage of Napoleon’s weakness, what defeats did he suffer, and what eventually happened to him (by 1814)? Map: Use the map on pg. 666 to locate the following: Baltic Sea Atlantic Ocean Russia North Sea French Empire Great Britain Mediterranean Sea Spain Austrian Empire Black Sea Portugal http://quizlet.com/11423535/chapter-23-french-revolution-flash-cards/