12.8 Napoleon's Empire Quizziz

How did Napoleon’s invasion of Russia affect his empire?

• Russia chose to ally with France again.

• Russia’s defeat greatly enlarged the French empire.

• The disastrous retreat from Russia was the beginning of the end for Napoleon.

• Britain decided to switch sides in its alliance.

The Napoleonic Code was a reform of France’s

• legal system.

• educational system.

• political system.

• economic system.

Why was Napoleon unable to successfully establish a French empire in Europe?

• Most European governments did not believe in monarchies.

• Most nations were allies of Great Britain.

• Most nations’ people resented the imposition of French culture.

• Most nations wanted to establish a system of joint rule, but Napoleon refused.

Which of the following was most responsible for Napoleon’s rise to emperor of France?

• defeat of the British navy at the Battle of Trafalgar

• the spread of nationalism in Europe

• disruption of British trade with India

• a series of military victories against Austria

The chief goal of the Congress of Vienna was to

• establish a republic in France.

• restore Napoleon to the throne.

• preserve peace through a balance of power.

• combine France and Prussia.

How did Napoleon’s invasion of Russia affect his empire?

• Russia’s defeat greatly enlarged the French empire.

• It strengthened alliances with neighboring countries.

• It led to a significant economic boom in France.

• It resulted in a long-lasting peace treaty with Russia.

The Napoleonic Code was a reform of France’s

• educational system.

• legal system.

• military structure.

• economic policies.

Why was Napoleon unable to successfully establish a French empire in Europe?

• Most nations’ people resented the imposition of French culture.

• The French military was too weak.

• There was a lack of resources.

• Napoleon lacked political support in France.

Which of the following was most responsible for Napoleon’s rise to emperor of France?

• A series of military victories against Austria

• Support from the British monarchy

• Economic reforms in France

• Alliance with the Russian Empire

The chief goal of the Congress of Vienna was to

• Preserve peace through a balance of power

• Expand the French Empire

• Establish a new world order

• Promote industrialization in Europe