The Reign of Terror began in

The ruling government, was that of the Jacobines led by the French politician

The Jacobines were...

It was a very powerful political group, embarked in a mission of detecting, hunting and punishing does who spoke against the Revolution or in favor of the monarchy. They are responsible for a wave of executions in Paris in 1793.

The Reign of Terror was over in...

A group called the ... seized Robespierre and 100 others connected with the Reign of Terror and executed them the following day.

With Robespierre eliminated in 1794, along with his Reign of Terror, the Thermidorians, a group of moderate Girondins, became the new leaders of France and established ...

The directory made ...

The Directory, established a legislative and executive branch

The legislative was established by...

The Directory used military force instead of the ------ to make order

He came from the island of Corsica. A brilliant soldier and strategist who had given France many military victories during the war, he was seen as a hero and many French admired him.

In 1799, Napoleon returned to Paris, overthrew the Directory with a coup d’etat, or military takeover. On November 9, established a new government called ---

The Consulate was less democratic government than the First Republic or the Directory. The power to establish laws rested on the consul. Napoleon had almost as much power as a king.

In 1802, Napoleon modified the law to make himself First Consul for life, the in ____ he ended the Consulate and declared himself Emperor of France.

Before crowning himself, Napoleon continued winning Key battles for France. In 1800, he defeated the Austrians in Marengo, northern Italy and in 1801 he defeated the British navy and the joint Russian and Austrian army. These and other battles during Napoleon’s rule are known as the -----

Placed on 1804. It outlawed Feudalism, protected religious freedom, made all men equal to the law, but limited women rights, they could not own business, made it almost impossible for women to get a divorce, limited the rights of children, a father could forbid his children from getting married until their 27th birthday if a boy and the 21st if a women, and it was legal for a father to place his children in prison.

He also mended French relations with the Catholic Church in the Concordat of 1801, to bring back, what religion?

On December 2, 1804, Napoleon was crowned Emperor at the Notre Dame cathedral. Who put the crown in his head?

Napoleon focused in solving Frances internal problems, he simplified the court system, improved thrash system and centralized schools, but his biggest achievement, was the _____

In 1811 _____ the Russian ruler, refused to help Napoleon in a Blockade to stop British ships to reach mainland Europe known as the Continental System, designed to destroy British international trade, because this was hurting Russian economy, Napoleon responded to the Tsar by attacking Russia.

On April 12, 1814 the allied European nations entered Paris. Napoleons army refused to fight for him so he was overthrown and sent to exile in the Mediterranean island of _____ where he was under guard.

Napoleon learned of the invading force and moved his army to face them in Belgium, but the Duke of Wellington from the British army, defeated him on _____.

On June22, 1815, Napoleon surrendered the throne and was exiles to the island of St Helena, located off the coast of Africa, where he _____