Lesson Quiz 4-3 The French Revolution and Napoleon

countries defeated by Napoleon and forced to join his struggle against Britain

• The consulate

• Civil Code

• dependent states

• allied states

unique cultural identity of a people

• Civil Code

• allied states

• dependent states

• nationalism

Napoleon's new government after 1799

• allied states

• the consulate

• dependent states

• Civil Code

kingdoms ruled by Napoleon's relatives

• dependent states

• nationalism

• allied states

• Civil Code

Napoleon's unified system of law

• nationalism

• allied states

• Civil Code

• the consulate

During most of the French Revolution(1789-1799), Napoleon was

• negotiating with the Catholic Church.

• codifying the French laws.

• studying in a military school.

• serving in the French military.

Napoleon's Civil Code treated women

• as legal equals to men.

• as co-owners of property with their husbands

• equally in divorce proceedings.

• as less equal than men

Promotion within Napoleon's new bureaucracy was

• based on previous ranks according to estates.

• given to those Napoleon favored but taken away when they fell out of favor

• based on ability only, not rank or birth.

• designed to benefit the nobility and keep the middle class in its place

How can Napoleon's military endeavors best be described?

• Napoleon ignored principles of the French Revolution.

• Napoleon set out to conquer Egypt, but ended up abandoning his troops there.

• Napoleon was feared and supported by his troops.

• Napoleon was admired and adored by the people his army conquered.

What was Napoleon's Grand Empire?

• His name for the French Army

• The series of victories at Ulm, Austerlitz, Jena, and Elyau

• An enlarged France, dependent and allied states

• France, the Austrian Empire, and Great Britain