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WorksheetsNapoleon
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
Napoleon submitted a plebiscite to the people to gain support
his invasion of Britain
for the creation of the French Empire under him at emperor
for the Concordat of 1801
for the Continental System
The Napoleonic Code's principles were influenced by the
Scientific Revolution
Enlightenment
American Revolution
Renaissance
What happened to the French government after Napoleon abdicated the first time?
France became a republic
The monarchy was restored
Louis XVI reclaimed the throne
France was governed by the Quadruple Alliance
All of the following are contributed to Napoleon’s legacy EXCEPT:
More citizens had rights to property and access to education
Spread the ideas of the revolution
Sparked nationalist feelings across Europe
A democratic government controlled by the people
De Goya painted a scene of Spanish rebels being executed by the French. These rebels used what to fight Napoleon?
Legitimacy
Blockade
Scorched Earth Policy
Guerrilla Warfare
As First Consul, Napoleon managed to complete the following EXCEPT
Gain the same rights for women as men
Build parks, schools, roads, and canals
Developed a unified systems of laws promoting equality among men
Created stability for the political scene in France
Napoleon established a meritocracy, where people were awarded based on their talents. In France, this was known as
Napoleonic Code
Legion of Honor
Scorched Earth
Declaration of the Rights of Man
Information that is used to convince of you of a certain point of view is known as
Propaganda
Meritocracy
Enlightenment
Lies
The need for stability and security is why the French people around 1800...
conducted the Reign of Terror.
killed thousands of people by guillotine .
allowed Napoleon to seize power as Emperor.
began the French Revolution.
Mr. Chilton's favorite movie to watch around Halloween is...
Third of May, 1808 by Francisco de Goya
Painting shows French soldiers executing Spaniards accused of being rebels. Which indicates to us a rise in...
Nationalism
Absolutism
Despotism
Scientific Research
Rousseau and Wollstonecraft disagree on the
Place of women in society
Theory of divine right
Authority of the Church
Importance of free trade
