Napoleon & The Congress of Vienna Flashcards

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Napoleonic Code

What does the Napoleonic Code divide civil law into?

A

Federal Status, Property, and the Acquisition of Property

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Napoleonic Code

What was the reason of the Napoleonic Code?

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It was to reform the French legal code to reflect the principles of the French Revolution.

It created one law code for France.

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Coup d’etat

What was the reason of the Coup d’etat?

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It was to take power by force.

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Coup d’etat

What did Napoleon do on November 9, 1799?

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He launched a successful coup d’etat on November 9, 1799.

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Concordat

What was proclaimed in 1801 through the Concordat?

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The church couldn’t have more power than Napoleon.

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Lycees

What was the Lycees?

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  • It was a System of Education (1801)
  • School was made mandatory for children (however, there was no enforcement).
  • It trained future bureaucrats (i.e. military, rulers, etc.)
  • It was for most talented students
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Trafalgar

What was the Trafalgar?

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It was a battle between the French Navy and the Britist Navy.

(the French Navy lost, but the Britist leader dies)

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German Confederation

What resulted in the German Confederation?

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It was a result of the Congress of Vienna.

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German Confederation

How many members were in the German Confederation?

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It has 39 members.

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German Confederation

Why did Austria dominate?

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Austria dominated because an Austrian delegate always presided over its assembly.

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Legitimacy

What was Legitimacy?

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Former rulers who were over thrown by Napoleon will be restored to power.

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Peninsular War

How long did it last?

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1808-1814

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Peninsular War

How did the Peninsular War start?

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France wanted Spain

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Peninsular War

How long did it last?

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1808-1814

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Peninsular War

How did the Peninsular War start?

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France wanted Spain’s support to invade Portugal. Spain refused, so Napoleon invaded Spain. Spain won with guerillas (unorganized) and British help.

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Nationalism

Define Nationalism

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To have pride in one’s country rather than the empire.

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The “Hundred Days”

What was the “Hundred Days?”

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Napoleon escapd Elba and returned to France March 1, 1815. He was defeated by Britain, Russia, Prussia, Austria, Sweden, and other German states. The final battle was Waterloo (June 18, 1815).

He was exiled in St. Helena.

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Metternich

What did Metternich believe in?

A

He believed in absolute Monarchy.

He was against liberalism.

  • He set up an efficient secret police system to spy on revolutionary organizations and individuals

He tried to supress the French Revolution

  • Known as the Metternich system
19
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The winner of the peninsular war was?

A

Portugal and Spain