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| What was the agreement between Napoleon and the Pope which restored the Catholic Church in France? | The Concordat of 1801, in which the Pope also legitimized Napoleon’s authority. |
| In 1825, what occurred in Russia as a result of the spread of French views during the Napoleonic Wars? | The Decembrist Revolt, which was led by a group of officers hoping to modernize Russia in the face of a reactionary Nicholas I |
| What was the international conference from 1814-1815 that sought to reestablish pre-revolutionary governments and national borders? | The Congress of Vienna, which established the Concert of Europe. |
| What was the Napoleonic policy of economically isolating Britain starting in 1806? | Napoleon's Continental System tried to stop commerce between Britain and continental European countries. It ultimately proved impossible to enforce. |
| What was the organization of German states formed by Emperor Napoleon I in 1806 after his defeats of the Austrians and Prussians? | The Confederation of the Rhine, in which the Holy Roman Emperor gave up his title. |
| Helped by the British, French, and Russians, this revolution in southeastern Europe lasted from 1821 to 1830. | This was the Greek War for Independence, which was regarded as the first nationalist success in the Metternichian system. |
| This monarch replaced Charles X, Louis XVIII's brother who steered the country in a repressive direction in the 1820's. | Louis-Philippe, duke of Orleans, was given the crown by a group of liberal moderates in 1830. |
| What was the "congress kingdom" repressed by Tsar Alexander I? | This was post-Napoelonic constitution in Poland which provided a parliament, national army, and a free press. |
| How did the Constitution of 1799 centralize the government? | “After the Directory was abolished, Napoleon Bonaparte established this government with a new three-man executive called the consulate. |
| In 1802, Napoleon Bonaparte created this new nobility rewarding military success | Legion of Honor |
| In 1804, Napoleon Bonaparte established legal code, which ensured equal treatment all men,but curtailed many women’s rights. | Civil Code, or Napoleonic Code |
| This conservative philosopher served many years in the House of Commons of Great Britain as a member of the Whig party | Edmund Burke |
| This Austrian nobleman was extremely influential at the Congress of Vienna | Klemens von Metternich |
| This was Napoleon's final battle | Waterloo in 1815 |
| This was Napoleon’s victory over the Austrians and Russians, giving him control of Central Europe. | Austerlitz in 1805 |
| This was the naval battle between Napoleon and Britain, essentially ensuring British naval superiority throughout the rest of the war | Trafalgar in 1805 |
| This was the name of the Spanish guerrilla war against the Napoleonic armies | The Peninsular War |
| What did the 1832 Reform Act accomplish? | It reformed representation in Parliament to more accurately represent the people |
| What happened at the Peterloo Massacre? | In England in 1819 several were killed when authorities suppressed an illegal mass meeting for political reforms. |
| This was the slab of black stone, discovered in Napoleon's expedition to Egypt, that enabled scholars to finally decipher the hieroglyphs used by the ancient Egyptians. | the Rosetta Stone |
| What was the title given to Napoleon immediately after the French Constitution of 1800? | First Consul |
| Considered Napoleon's greatest victory, this battle against the Austrians and the Russians was fought on December 2, 1805, the first anniversary of Napoleon's coronation. | the Battle of Austerlitz |
| To whom was Napoleon referring when he exclaimed, "She is machine in motion who stirs up the salons"? | Madame de Stael (Anne-Louise-Germaine de Stael). |
| Forced to create reforms in the wake of Napoleonic expansion, this European monarch abolished serfdom, allowed non-nobles to buy land, and appointed more middle-class officers in the army. | Frederick William III |
