Chapter 22: The French Revolution and Napoleon

belief that people should be free from government restraint

• liberalism

• Klemons von Metternich

• sans-culottes

• bourgeoisie

• principle of intervention

post-revolutionary leader who advocated restoring the monarchy throughout Europe

• liberalism

• Klemons von Metternich

• sans-culottes

• bourgeoisie

• principle of intervention

members of the Paris Commune who wore long pants to identify with common people

• liberalism

• Klemons von Metternich

• sans-culottes

• bourgeoisie

• principle of intervention

the middle class, including professionals

• liberalism

• Klemons von Metternich

• sans-culottes

• bourgeoisie

• principle of intervention

right of powerful nations to maintain order throughout Europe

• liberalism

• Klemons von Metternich

• sans-culottes

• bourgeoisie

• principle of intervention

Napoleon’s plan to weaken the British economy

• Continental System

• coup d'etat

• Bastille

• Robespierre

• nationalism

a sudden overthrow of the government

• Continental System

• coup d'etat

• Bastille

• Robespierre

• nationalism

prison attacked at the outset of the French Revolution

• Continental System

• coup d'etat

• Bastille

• Robespierre

• nationalism

leader of the Committee of Public Safety who enforced policies of the Reign of Terror

• Continental System

• coup d'etat

• Bastille

• Robespierre

• nationalism

the unique cultural identity of a people

• Continental System

• coup d'etat

• Bastille

• Robespierre

• nationalism