Part 1:Nationalism and the Growth of Nation-States

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a sudden overthrow of an existing government

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coup d’état

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the structures needed for a country to function properly

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infrastructure

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Napoleon ruled the country of ______ from 1799 to 1815.

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France

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As Napoleon conquered much of Europe, _________, or great devotion to one’s country, spread to new countries.

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nationalism

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One of the reasons that Napoleon’s invasion of Russia was a complete failure was because ______________.

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his army ran out of food in the winter

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The countries of Europe—including Great Britain, Austria, Russia, and Prussia— united against Napoleon. Paris was captured in March 1814 and the _________ government surrendered.

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French

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As royal families were restored (brought back) in Europe, the European leaders faced a conflict between two different _____________. (ideas of how society should work)

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ideologies

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Conservatives were wealthy landowners, opposed democratic change, and believed that rule by absolute monarchs was the key to _________.

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peace

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Successful Revolutions of 1830: French liberals established a constitutional monarchy, and ____________ successfully won independence from the Dutch. Options: Belgium, Germany, England, Italy

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Belgium