WorksheetsThe Rise of Napoleon and the Napoleonic Wars
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 12mins
The French government established by Napoleon.
Senate
Constitution
Consulate
Republic
[p1] Which of these adjectives describe Napoleon in his early life? Read the text carefully to learn the correct choices.
Talented
Beloved by his soldiers
Educated
Very wealthy
Loyal to the king
Napoleon's agreement with the Catholic Church...
...returned Church lands to the pope & clergy.
...recognized Catholicism as the majority religion of France.
...created more stability within France.
...did not satisfy the priests & lower classes.
What did the Civil Code, or Napoleonic Code, do for France's laws? Select TWO from this list.
Preserved many of the principles of the Revolution, such as equality & the abolition of serfdom.
Made women "less equal than men," a step back from the of the Revolution.
Outlawed the guillotine for public executions.
Firmly established women's equality with men in France.
Promotion within Napoleon’s new bureaucracy was...
based on previous ranks according to estates.
given to those Napoleon favored but taken away when they fell out of favor.
based on ability only, not rank or birth.
designed to benefit the nobility and keep the middle class in its place.
What was Napoleon’s Grand Empire?
His name for the French Army
The series of victories at Ulm, Austerlitz, Jena, and Elyau
The French Empire, dependent states, allied states
France, the Austrian Empire, and Great Britain
unique cultural identity of a people...
the consulate
Civil Code
nationalism
allied states
kingdoms ruled by Napoleon's relatives...
Civil Code
dependent states
allied states
nationalism
Napoleon's unified system of law...
Civil Code (Napoleonic Code)
French Bill of Rights
Declaration of the Rights of Men
Tennis Court Oath
Bonaparte is most famous for his _____________ policies.
economic
educational
domestic
military
Which of the following helped Napoleon rise to power?
His eloquence
His military successes
His reform of tax laws
His style and grace
