Treaty of Amiens and Its Impact

The Treaty of Amyand, signed on March 27, 1802, was an agreement between Britain, France, Spain, and the Batavian Republic (Netherlands) that brought about a temporary peace in Europe during the Napoleonic Wars. This treaty managed to halt hostilities for 14 months, marking a brief period of stability in a tumultuous era.

When was the Treaty of Amiens signed?

• March 27th, 1802

• April 15th, 1801

• May 10th, 1803

• June 5th, 1800

Which of the following countries was NOT a signatory of the Treaty of Amiens?

• Britain

• France

• Germany

• Spain

Which country was part of the Batavian Republic during the signing of the Treaty of Amiens?

• Netherlands

• Portugal

• Sweden

• Italy

How long did the peace in Europe last after the Treaty of Amiens was signed?

• 14 months

• 12 months

• 10 months

• 16 months

During which major conflict did the Treaty of Amiens bring temporary peace?

• World War I

• Napoleonic Wars

• Seven Years' War

• Crimean War