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THE AGE OF NAPOLEON3.4 Notes
STANDARD
Discuss how nationalism spread across Europe with Napoleon but was repressed for a generation under the Congress of Vienna and the Concert of Europe until the Revolutions of 1848
OBJECTIVE
Students will be able to explain Napoleon’s rise to power, the outcome and the lingering effects on Europe
Students will debate, orally and in writing what Napoleon’s legacy was
I. NAPOLEON RISES TO POWER
20 year old lieutenant when the revolution broke out
Won a series of victories vs. the Hapsburgs and others
1799 overthrew the Directory set up 3 man governing board known as the Consulate
Appointed himself consul for life
I. NAPOLEON RISES TO POWER CONT. In 1804 he names
himself Emperor of the French
Napoleon held votes called plebiscites at each step in his rise to power Napoleon still had
absolute power This is referred to as
democratic despotism
QUESTIONS
Why do you think made Napoleon so popular?
Why do you think the French allowed themselves to be ruled by one man again?
II. NAPOLEON REFORMS FRANCE
Economic Reforms Controlled prices Built roads and canals Set up new industry
Political Reforms Opened jobs to men of talent Napoleonic Code- set of laws
with enlightened principals Social/ Religious
Made Peace with Catholic Church
Women lost many rights
QUESTIONS
Why was Napoleon able to achieve all these reforms and the previous revolutionary governments were not?
Define political, economic, social
III. NAPOLEON BUILDS AN EMPIRE
1804-1812 Napoleon marches across Europe with army conquering Annexed (took)
Netherlands, Belgium, parts of Italy and Germany
Waged economic warfare vs. Britain called the Continental System.
IV. NAPOLEON’S EMPIRE FACES CHALLENGES
Nationalism worked against Napoleon Conquered nations saw him as a foreign
oppressor Spanish waged guerilla warfare aka hit and run
raids vs. Napoleon Napoleon tries to conquer Russia as well
Russians battled back with scorched-earth policy Burned crops and villages as French advanced, left
the French cold and hungry Russian winter defeated Napoleon more than
any battle
QUESTIONS
How was Napoleon defeated?
V. NAPOLEON FALLS FROM POWER
Napoleon was defeated at the Battle of Nations at Leipzig
Napoleon abdicated the following year in 1814
He came back in triumph in 1815 but was defeated at the Battle of Waterloo
VI. CONGRESS OF VIENNA
Leaders of Europe sat down after Napoleon and decided to put the conquered countries back the way they were and put kings back on the throne Goal was to create balance of
power to ensure peace Concert of Europe- system
where the European powers meet occasionally to discuss problems
QUESTIONS
Write a paragraph that makes an argument for Napoleon’s legacy. Can be good or bad. Thesis Statement-what was the
legacy Detail/fact 1 to back it up Detail/ Fact 2 Detail/ Fact 3 Conclusion-restate thesis