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Napoleon and Nationalism in 1815
Bethany Keupp Collins P.5
Bethany Keupp Collins P.5
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Abbe Sieyes
1748 - 1836
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Proposed new constitution
Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord
1754 - 1838
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Napoleons foreign minister
Admiral Horatio Nelson
1758 - 1805
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British navy leader
Napoleon Born
1769
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Born to lesser nobles on the island of Corsica. Went to French schools
Napoleon enters french army
1785
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Works his way up
Treaty of Chaumont
March 9 1792
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Bourbons restored to French throne
French fleet destroyed
1797
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French fleet stranded in Egypt.
Spring Elections
1797
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Elections replaced most incumbents with constitutional monarchies and their sympathizers to give them majority in national government
Coup d'etat
September 4 1797
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Directory puts their own supporters in the seats won by their opponents in the spring elections Then imposed censorship and exiled enemies
Concludes Treaty of Campo Formio
October 1797
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Goes against wishes of the Government in Paris and took Austira out of war. Lead to France controlling all of Italy and Switerland
Napoleon Invades Egypt
1798 - 1799
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Strateghy to defeat england
Russia aand Austria defeat france in Italy and Switzerland
1799
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Second Coalition formed against France
1799
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Included Austrians, Russians and Ottomans and Britain.
The Consulate
1799 - 1804
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In effect ended the revolution. Third estate acheived most of their goals.
Napoleon Returns from Egypt
October 1799
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Napoleon returns stranding his troops in Egypt
The Constitution of the Year VIII
December 1799
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Established Napoleon as first Consul
Concordat with the Roman Catholic Church
1801
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Clergy that supported the revolution had to resign.
Treaty of Amiens
1802
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Brought peace to Europe
Napoleon becomes Emporer
1804
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Napoleonic Code
1804
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Once he was named consul for life Napoleon introduced the Civil Code. It safegaurded all forms of property, supported conservative attitudes about women, and forbid workers orginizations.
Napoleons Empire
1804 - 1814
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Conquered most of Europe
Napoleon occupies Vienna
October 1805
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Battle of Trafalgar
October 21 1805
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Nelson dies but earns British control of the seas for the rest of the war.
Treaty of Pressburg
December 1805
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Won major concessions from Austria and Austria withdrew from Italy and left Napoleon in control of everything north of Rome and recognized and king of Italy.
Confederation of the Rhine
July 1806
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Included most of the western German princes. Cased the Holy Roman Empire to be dissolved.
Berlin Decrees
November 21 1806
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Forbid his alies from importing British goods. Created a black market.
Napleons's Brother put on Spanish Throne
1807
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Treaty of Tilsit
July 7 1807
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Confirmed France's gains Prussia lost half of its territory
Austria Begins War of Revenge
1809
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Russia Withdraws from Continental Systemand begins to Prepare fo War
1810
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Battle at Bordino
September 1812
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Bloodiest battle of the Napoleonic era.
French army forced to retreat
October 1812
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Quadruple Alliance Formed
1814
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Included Britain, Austria, Russia and Prussia
Napoleon Exiled
March 1814
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Went to the island of Elba.
Congress of Vienna
September 1814 - November 1815
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Designed to prevent another country taking over all of Europe again
The Hundred Days
March 1 1815 - June 18 1815
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The period in which Napoleon escaped from Elba and regained power.
Battle of Waterloo
June 18 1815
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Napoleon defeated and permanently exiled to St. Helena.
Quadruple Alliance renewed
November 20 1815
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England, Austria, Prussia, and Russia. Coalition for peace and pursuing victory over France