| A | B |
|---|
| The term for a swift overthrow of a government by the military | coup |
| The highest position Napoleon held in the French army. | General |
| The island of Napoleon's birth. | Corsica |
| Napoleon became this under the Consul | First Consul for life |
| Napoleon crowned himself this | Emperor |
| Napoleon wanted to defeat this country by means of a blockade | Great Britain |
| Napoleon would create this system to cut off British supply line | Continental System |
| Napoleon created this after the Bank of England | Bank of France |
| A name for public schools | lycees |
| This act gave French people equality before the law | Napoleonic Code |
| Napoleon was defeated at this naval battle | Trafalgar |
| Napoleon signed this with the church to establish good relations | Concordat |
| The name for the organization of German states | Confederation of the Rhine |
| Napoleon made a military blunder by invading this country. | Russia |
| To give up your right to the throne | abdicate |
| Napoleon was defeated by a coalition of countries in 1814 at this battle | Battle of the Nations |
| Napoleon's first place of exile | Elba |
| Napoleon's escape and return to France was called this | 100 Days |
| The final defeat of Napoleon | Waterloo |
| The final place of exile for Napoleon | St. Helena |
| A result of Napoleon's rule outside France | nationalism |
| The policy to return to the throne the rightful heirs | legitimacy |
| The era after Napoleon was also know as this | Age of Metternich |
| What the leaders of Europe did to the map of Europe after 1815 | redrew boundaries |
| The creation of his policy would prohibit any great power to threaten European security | balance of power |
| This was created out of the Confederation of the Rhine | German Confederation |
| The meeting held after the defeat of Napoleon | Congress of Vienna |
| The term for countries to act together to stop aggressors | collective security |
| This called for countries to band together against nationalism and liberalism | Troppau Protocol |
| The German youth movement for liberalism | Burschenschaft |
| This imposed strong censorship | Carlsbad Decrees |
| The term for pride in one's country | Nationalism |
| The ideology that promotes change | liberalism |
| The ideology that believes in the status quo | conservative |
| The term for keeping things the way they are | status quo |
| An alliance created by the Czar | Holy Alliance |
| The Austrian foreign minister at the Congress of Vienna | Metternich |
| To limit freedom of speech and the press | censorship |
| The Italian nationalist movement | Young Italy |
| These were not successful and threatened conservatives | revolutions of 1830 and 1848 |
