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Chapter 18 - Social Change Flashcards

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1
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What did N mean by ‘open to talents’?

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Promised men + women could advance themselves by their own merit

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What was an example of this?

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General Augereau
Son of Parisian fruit seller
Became Marshal of France

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Why was this also limited?

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In lower ranks of society hard outside of military to advance
Only interested in educated + wealthy

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Why did N like hierarchies?

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Own military background
Gave people something to aspire to
Rewards for loyalty were effective

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5
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What was the Legion of honour?

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1802 reward those who had shown their loyalty

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Who did it mostly go to?

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Those in military - 32,000
Only 1,500 to civilians

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7
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What was N role?

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The grand master of the order

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8
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What were some of the hierarchically called?

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Grand master
Grand officers
Cohorts
5 classes = knights, eagle

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9
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What did recipients get from the Legion of Honour?

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Small annual salary
Wear star of the order - had N head + motto ‘Honneur et Patrie’

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10
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What was introduced in 1805?

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Wearing a sash + silver star with eagle

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What did people get called with the award from 1808?

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Knight if the Empire
Hereditary after 3 generations of recipients

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12
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How many women received the LofH?

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3
One for being in army but pretending to be a man

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13
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What did N give his family when he became Emperor?

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Princely titles

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14
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What titles were created in 1806?

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Ducal titles
‘Marshals of France’

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Who was included in the ‘imperial nobility’ in an Imperial decree 1808?

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Counts
Barons
Knights

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What percentage of titles went to military men?

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59%

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17
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Where were given with titles also?

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Gifts of estates + pensions
Larger income
Became hereditary

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18
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What did N change for education in 1802?

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École populäre in each commune
Lycées for boys 10-16

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What did he also allow?

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Private + Church-run schools to exist alongside as long as obedience was taught

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What were the boys in lycées divided up by?

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Civil careers - learn languages + philosophy
Military - maths + science
Both guaranteed employment

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Who did the lycées attract?

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Property owning classes + military elite

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22
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Out of the 6400 places available how many went to the sons of civil servants + soldiers?

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2400

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What did some people prefer to send their children to?

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Collèges or Instituts
More relaxed but higher fees

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What was the role of the Imperial university?

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Acted as a supervisory institution so that all education confirmed to certain standards

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What else were they responsible for?

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Teacher training
Setting up new schools
Curriculum
Inspections + school reports

26
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By 1812 what fraction of people in lycee + colleges were priests or ex-priests?

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1/3

27
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What was N view of women?

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Destined for marriage
Made for raising children

28
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What level of education did he say was sufficient for women?

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Primary

29
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What measures partially increased woman’s rights?

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Civil Code 1804 - women had more control of their own property when they married
Could possess ‘immovable’ goods but if wanting to sell had to pay 1/3 to joint asset pool

30
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What was still unfair for women?

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Unable to accept inheritance or legacy without husbands authority
Divorce - men had to bring mistress home for divorce
If women adulter = 3 month gaol

31
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What did N change with divorce law?

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Could be mutual consent
Many restrictions e.g age + parents of couple + children also had to give consent

32
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What else did N restrict?

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Newspapers
Other publications

33
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How many newspapers were there?

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1800 - 73, 13
1801 - 9, 4

34
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Who supervised the newspapers?

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The police

35
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What weren’t the newspapers allowed to discuss?

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Controversial subjects
Only official news + bulletins by N

36
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What was the govts own paper called?

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Le Moniteur

37
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How many publishing houses were there after the decree in 1808?

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From 200 to 60

38
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What did the 60 publishing houses have to get from the police?

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Licenses

39
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What did the police also have the power to do?

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Search them
Seize books
Fine 3000 francs for having illegal works

40
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What was made in 1810 for publishing houses?

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A new censorship board

41
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What were official reports also made on?

A

Plays
Lectures
Posters

42
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What happened to playwrights + authors + theatres?

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Fled abroad or closed down

43
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What was the image that N put in his propaganda?

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Self glorification
‘’Myth of the saviour’
Portrayed as the man bringing order out the chaos

44
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What were the military bulletins for?

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To boost morale of the army
Dishearten enemy

45
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What did N link his empire to?

A

Classical times
Kingdom of Charlemagne + the Franks

46
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Who did N make responsible for his paintings?

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Jacques-Louis David
Painted Imperial coronation

47
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What was the symbol of the Grande Armée?

A

The Eagle

48
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What did N rebuild in a programme?

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Roads
Abattoirs
Markets
Water supply
Fountains
Buildings

49
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What buildings were built to help glorify the regime?

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Arc du Carosel
Arc de Triumphe
Vendôme Column
La Madeleine

50
Q

What would reconciliation of the church help the policies of?

A

Amalgame
Ralliement

51
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What was a benefit of N being civil with priests?

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Their teachings could encourage acceptance + obedience
Help preserve social order

52
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What did N decree in 1800?

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Churches open everyday of the week
Sunday is the day of rest

53
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What was in the Concordat 1801?

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Pope = head of Catholic Church
Catholicism = religion of majority
Catholic worship freely available
Pope recognised new regime + didn’t take back land
Bishops + Clergy nominated by First Consul + paid as civil servants + take oath of loyalty

54
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What was published with the Concordat?

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‘Organic Articles’
Govt approval before any Papal legate
Religious toleration to Protestants + Jews

55
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What was N horrified by?

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Treatment of Jews in Terror
Had to wear yellow armbands in ghetto
Excluded from business

56
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What did the concordat help N win over?

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Uncertain royalists
People with Biens nationaux
Helped spread propaganda

57
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What happened after the concordat?

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Refractory priests came out of hiding
Churches reopened
Rev calendar abandoned

58
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Why did N relationship with the Pope slowly deteriorate?

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F ambitions in Italy
He was humiliated at N coronation
He was ignored when N released new beliefs of the church to schools (catechism)

59
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What did N call himself?

A

God’s power + ‘image on earth’

60
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What happened 2 years later?

A

1808
F occupied Rome
Imprisoned the Pope

61
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What did N force the Pope to sign?

A

Concordat of Fontaineau - but never put into effect

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