| A | B |
|---|
| NAPOLEON | FRENCH GENERAL WHO OVERTHREW THE DIRECTORY IN 1799 AND DECLARED HIMSELF EMPEROR IN 1804 |
| METTERNICH | AUSTRIAN PRINCE AND DELEGATE AT THE CONGRESS OF VIENNA |
| LOUIS XVIII | HE BECAME KING OF FRANCE AFTER NAPOLEON |
| CONGRESS OF VIENNA | A MEETING OF EUROPEAN LEADERS, WHOSE GOALS WERE TO RESTORE THE ORIGINAL ROYAL MONARCHS AND MAINTAIN A BALANCE OF POWER IN EUROPE |
| NAPOLEONIC CODE | A LAW CODE DEVELOPED BY NAPLEON THAT DECLARED THAT ALL MEN SHOULD BE EQUAL |
| EXILE | TO BANISH |
| COUP D' ETATE | A SUDDEN OVERTHROW OF GOVERNMENT |
| LOUISIANA PURCHASE | A DEAL BETWEEN NAPOLEON AND THE UNITED STATES IN ORDER TO RAISE MONEY FOR HIS WARS |
| WATERLOO | THE LAST STAND OF NAPOLEON WHEN HE WAS DEFEATED BY DUKE WELLINGTON |
| CONTINENTAL SYSTEM | A PLAN BY NAPOLEON TO RUIN THE ECONOMY OF FRANCE BY BANNING TRADE WITH EUROPE |
| NATIONALISM | A FEEL OF DEVOTION OR PRIDE IN ONE'S COUNTRY |
| NELSON | THE LEADER OF BRITISH FLEET AT TRAFALGAR |
| DICTATORSHIP | A GOVERNMENT IN WHICH A SINGLER HAS ABSOLUTE POWER |
| IMPERIAL GUARD | THE BEST WELL TRAINED SOLDERS IN THE GRAND ARMY |
| LEGION OF HONOR | A MILITARY AWARD GIVEN TO ACCOMPLISHED SOLIDERS |
