AP European Napoleonic Empire and Congress of Vienna

Published on Nov 18, 2015

Napoleon, Napoleonic Wars, Napoleonic Empire, Napoleonic Code, Congress of Vienna, Conservatism

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Napoleonic Empire

1804-1815

French Revolution Review

French Revolution Review

Napoleon Bonaparte

1769-1821

Napoleone di Buonaparte

  • Born in Corsica, island off the coast of Italy and France
  • Born into noble family - educated in France
  • Promoted under the Committee of Public Safety
  • Stopped a royalist revolt in Paris, protected the Convention
  • Successful in Italian Campaign against Austria

Brumaire Coup

1799, Overthrew the Directory

The Consulate

  • Made peace with Austria and Great Britain
  • Repaired relationship with Church with the Concordat
  • Declared himself First Consul for Life

Emperor of France

Napoleon I, 1804-1814

Napoleonic Code

  • Abolished Feudalism, guaranteed equality
  • Free Speech
  • Religious Dissent
  • Reformed criminal justice system
  • Restricted women's rights, reintroduced slavery

Napoleonic Wars

  • Defeated the British, Austria, and Russia
  • Ended the Holy Roman Empire
  • British Navy too strong - Continental System
  • Eventually lost to the Sixth Coalition
  • Russia, Prussia, UK, Austria, Sweden, Spain, Portugal

Extent of the French Empire

The Russian Campaign

Congress of Vienna

THE DANCING CONGRESS

The Major Negotiators

  • Austria - Prince Metternich
  • England - Duke Castlereagh
  • Russia - Tsar Alexander I
  • Prussia  - von Humboldt, Frederick III
  • France - Talleyrand

Results of the Congress

  • Redrew the borders of Europe to create strong states
  • Balance of Power
  • Restoration of Monarchies
  • Beginning of Conservative Era in Europe

David Tucker

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