| A | B |
|---|
| 3rd Estate | France's estate with the most people |
| less than equal to men | how the Napoleonic Code treated women |
| Tafalgar | napoleon's army was defeated by the ritish |
| Admital Horation Nelson | leader of the British fleet that defeated the French |
| 2nd estate | France's estate that included nobility |
| 1st estate | France's estate that included the priests and bishops |
| the estate with least people | 1st estate |
| Bastiletille | what was a fort and a prison |
| Jean-Paul Marat | newspaper publisher of "The Friend of the People" |
| jean-Paul Marat | ussed newspaper to promote the killing of French citizens in Reigh of Terror |
| the estate that had peasants | 3rd Estate |
| Waterloo | Napoleon defeated by British & Prussian armies |
| Reigh of Terror | began to punish foreign enemies |
| nationalism | pride in one's country, culture, language, & religion |
| 3rd estate | France's estate that owned the most land |
| Duke of Wellington | leader of British Army that defeated Napoleon's army in 1815 |
| 3rd estate | France's estate that was NOT exempt from paying taxes |
| Robespierre | leader Committee of Public Safety |
| Robespierre | ordered killing of many French citizens during Reign of Terror |
| sans-coulottes | ordinary citizens without fine clothing |
| civil code | most important code of law Napoleon passed |
| coup d'etat | sudden overthrow of government |
| St. Helena | where Napoleon was exiled in 1815 |
| bourgeoisie | term given to the middle class in France |
