Pre/Early 1800s: Europe Flashcards

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French Revolution

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Took place Before the 18th century , took place because the people were angry (it was during an economic depression. As a result King Louis took action.

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Estates General

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A general assembly representing the French estates of the realm: the clergy (First Estate), the nobility (Second Estate), and the commoners (Third Estate). Summoned by King Louis XVI for the first time in over a hundred and fifty years

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Bastille

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A French royal fortress with large stores of arms and ammunition that was attacked during the French Revolution. Hold most of France’s weapons and prisoners of war

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Bastille Day

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After hearing rumors that the king was planning to force the assembly to close, protestors attack and destroy the Bastille. This is very important to the French Revolution

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What did Bastille Day cause King Louis to agree to

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Constitutional monarchy: Where a monarch shares power with a government

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What country does France declare war on

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Austria

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Which Queen and King were beheaded because of treason. Which Country did the Queen have familial relationships in.

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The King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. Marie Antoinette has family in Austria, the way against Austria deemed the royal family as traitors

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What position does Napoleon Bonaparte crown himself as

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First Consul of the First Republic of France

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Once Napoleon was in charge, he looked to expand France and fought the Napoleonic Wars. What are the Napoleonic Wars.

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His quest for power all over Europe, a series of wars. A series of major global conflicts pitting the French Empire and it’s allies, led by Napoleon I, against a fluctuating array of European states formed into various coalitions

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What ended Napoleon’s reign, the same as Hitler

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A failed French invasion of Russia

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Which coalition coincided with the War of 1812 and ended with Napoleon being exiled

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The sixth coalition

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Which coalitions exiled Napoleon in the Hundred Days War

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The seventh coalition

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13
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Which Battle ended the Hundred Days war

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The Battle of Waterloo

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After the Napoleonic Wars ended, the Congress of Vienna met. What is the Congress of Vienna

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A group controlled by the major victors of the War(the Austrian Empire, the United Kingdom, the Russian Empire, and Prussia) that made important decisions about the future of Europe including drawing the boundary lines for nations. Sets new boundaries for countries because all borders disappeared after Napoleon conquered.

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The Congress of Vienna reinstates King Louis XVIII on one condition: he must grant the Charter of 1814. What is the Charter of 1814

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A Constitution drafted by King Louis XVIII of France that makes France a Constitutional Monarchy. Gives power to the people

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Once Louis XVIII dies his brother becomes King Charles X. He starts to contradict the Charter of 1814 and issues the July Ordinance. What is the July Ordinance

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Decrees by Charles X of France that dissolved the Chamber of Deputies, suspended the liberty of the press, excluded the commercial middle-class from future elections, and called for new elections. This caused the people to revolt

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Charles X is forced to abdicate the throne, and WHO is named king, and agrees to rule a Constitutional monarch

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Louis Philippe of the House of Orleans

18
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Romanticism

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An artistic movement that began in literature

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List of themes in Literature, from Romanticism

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Celebration of Nature
Focus on the individual and spirituality
Celebration of isolation and melancholy
Interest in the common man
Idealization of woman
Personification and pathetic fallacy

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List of characteristics in Music, from Romanticism

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Wider dynamic range
Wider range of sound
Melodies are longer, more lyrical, dramatic, and emotional
Extreme tempos are often employed
Harmonies are fuller
Chromatic tones are more common
Formal structures are expanded
Greater technical virtuosity
Greater use of native of folk melodies