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1743 - 1803
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-leader of the HaitianRevolution
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1768 - 1774
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-Ottoman empire controlled many different states
-should the Europeans help out fellow Catholics or the Muslim Ottomans
-what to do with all the smaller states
August 15, 1769 - May 5, 1821
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http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2012/2/15/1329325600679/Napoleon-on-Horseback-at--007.jpg Napoleon Bonaparte was a French military and political leader who rose as emperor during the latter stages of the French Revolution and its associated wars in Europe. As Napoleon I, he was Emperor of the French from 1804 to 1815.
1770 - 1828
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-he was the Prime Minister of England
-Established the Corn Law to limit the pricing of grain, Conservative
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1775 - 1799
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-Driven from Rome Italy by French
-Died in Exile in France
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1798 - 1805
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-Napoleon took control of Egypt.
-Defeated by the British at the battle of Trafalgar
-French wanted Egypt for economic war with England
-Napoleon escapes in August 1799 and left troops in Egypt.
1799 - 1804
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-ended French revolution
-Third estate had achieved most of it's goals/ abolished Hereditary privilages
10 November 1799 - December 1799
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1800 - 1823
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-Concordat with Napoleon
- possible because before becoming pope he said that Christianity compatible with equality and democracy
-Concordat stated that Catholicism official religion of France, France ruler of church
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1802
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1804
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-all privileges based on birth remained abolished
- Women lost alot of their freedom
-No workers organizations
- Father and husband remained in full control over their wife and children
1804 - 1814
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1804 - 1814
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-final defeat at Waterloo
-Controlled much of Europe at one point
-downfall came in Russia
-best trained armies
October 21 1805
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1806 - 1807
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-only assistance after Treaty of Tilsit could come from England
- Was an economic war against British, stop European trade with England
- Also included Milan Decree 1807= stopped all Neutral countries from trading with England
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1807
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-France marches in to Spain
-to force Portugal to stop trade with England
-used Spanish revolt that happened in Madrid to replace the king with his own family members
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7 July 1807
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-defeat of Tsar Alexander
- He and Napoleon meet on two rafts in Niemen River
- Prussia signed and Russia secretly part of treaty
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1810 - 1812
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-600000 men marched with Napoleon
-Russians used scorched earth system to tire the French before they ever got to Moscow
-He lost 30000 men in the battle for Moscow and Russia lost twice as many
-Was regarded a lose for napoleon
-he came back to France with less than 10000 men
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1814
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1815 - 1819
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-student group from a universities in Germany
-removed themselves from the system
-followed by the Carlsbad Decrees which dissolved the groups
1815 - 1830
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-a series of alliances among European nations in the 19th century
-Metternich was leader and was charged with the task of prevent the outbreak of revolutions or other wars
1 March 1815 - 18 June 1815
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-Final Battle at Waterloo
-Just returned from Elba
-manged to raise an army in that time
-Fought against the Quadruple alliance
-final dies in St. Helena
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1817
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1819
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-forbade large public meetings
-raised the fines of seditious libel
-sped up the trials of political agitators
-increased newspaper taxes
-prohibited the training of armed groups
-allowed officials to search homes.
August 16, 1819
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-Manchester at Saint Peter’s Fields
-a militia was ordered by a local magistrate to move to the audience
-11 people killed many more wounded
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1822
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-Ferdinand VII refused to look at the constitution
- did not follow the rule stated by the consitution
-Citizens rebelled and agreed to an acceptance of the consitution
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