Napoleon test

Which of the following never became a part of Napoleon’s empire?

• Germany
• Spain
• United Kingdom
• Russia

Which of the following was an immediate cause of the French Revolution?

• Invention of the printing press
• Discovery of electricity
• Exploration of the New World
• Financial crisis and burden of taxes

What challenges threatened Napoleon’s empire?

• The challenges that threatened Napoleon's empire included the abundance of resources and support from other European powers
• The challenges that threatened Napoleon's empire included the lack of military strategy and leadership
• The challenges that threatened Napoleon's empire included the favorable weather conditions during the invasion of Russia
• The challenges that threatened Napoleon's empire included the resistance from other European powers, the harsh Russian winter during the invasion of Russia, and the eventual defeat at the Battle of Waterloo.

What events led to Napoleon’s downfall?

• Successful invasion of Russia, support from other countries, and victory at the Battle of Waterloo
• Failed invasion of Russia, formation of a coalition against France, and defeat at the Battle of Waterloo
• Peaceful negotiations with other nations, strong alliances, and successful military campaigns
• Economic prosperity, popular support, and military dominance

What were the goals of the Congress of Vienna?

• Conquer new territories and expand their empires
• Restore stability and order in Europe, and establish a balance of power among the major European powers
• Promote chaos and instability in Europe
• Weaken the major European powers and establish a new world order

How did Napoleon rise to power?

• Through military successes and the instability of the French Revolution
• By inventing a new form of government
• By marrying into the royal family
• By winning a cooking competition

How were revolutionary reforms changed under Napoleon?

• Implemented democratic reforms
• Abolished all forms of government
• Distributed power among the people
• Centralized power and implemented authoritarian reforms

How did Napoleon build an empire in Europe?

• By forming a peaceful coalition with other European leaders
• By focusing on economic development and trade agreements
• By relying solely on diplomatic negotiations and compromise
• Military conquest and strategic alliances

_______, _________, _________, and _________ form a new alliance against a weakened France.

__________-Napoleon’s forces were defeated in Russia.