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AP European History Flashcards: Napoleons Rise Dominance And Defeat

Study Napoleons Rise Dominance And Defeat in AP European History with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

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QUESTION

Which treaty restored peace between France and Russia in 1807?

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Treaty of Tilsit. Alliance between France and Russia.

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Flashcard 1: Which treaty restored peace between France and Russia in 1807?

Answer: Treaty of Tilsit. Alliance between France and Russia.

Flashcard 2: In what year did Napoleon launch the invasion of Russia?

Answer:

  1. The disastrous Russian campaign began this year.

Flashcard 3: Which battle marked the end of the War of the Sixth Coalition?

Answer: Battle of Leipzig. Also known as the Battle of the Nations.

Flashcard 4: What was the outcome of the Battle of Trafalgar for France?

Answer: Naval defeat. Lost naval supremacy to British fleet.

Flashcard 5: What was Napoleon's relationship with the Pope during his rule?

Answer: Contentious. Conflicts over papal independence and authority.

Flashcard 6: What year did Napoleon Bonaparte become the Emperor of the French?

Answer:

  1. When Napoleon crowned himself Emperor of the French.

Flashcard 7: Identify the treaty that ended the War of the Third Coalition in 1805.

Answer: Treaty of Pressburg. Signed after Napoleon's victory at Austerlitz.

Flashcard 8: What was the name of Napoleon's campaign in Egypt and Syria?

Answer: French Campaign in Egypt and Syria. Military expedition that enhanced Napoleon's reputation.

Flashcard 9: What was the primary legal code established by Napoleon in 1804?

Answer: Napoleonic Code. Comprehensive legal system that influenced law worldwide.

Flashcard 10: Which title did Napoleon hold before becoming Emperor of the French?

Answer: First Consul. Position held from 1799-1804 under the Consulate.

Flashcard 11: What economic system did Napoleon use to weaken Britain?

Answer: Continental System. Trade embargo designed to isolate Britain.

Flashcard 12: Identify the naval battle in 1805 where the British defeated the French and Spanish fleets.

Answer: Battle of Trafalgar. Nelson's victory ended French naval supremacy.

Flashcard 13: Which coalition defeated Napoleon at the Battle of Leipzig in 1813?

Answer: Sixth Coalition. Also called the Battle of the Nations.

Flashcard 14: Name the island where Napoleon was first exiled in 1814.

Answer: Elba. Small Mediterranean island for his first exile.

Flashcard 15: In what year did Napoleon launch the invasion of Russia?

Answer:

  1. The disastrous Russian campaign began this year.

Flashcard 16: Which battle in 1815 marked Napoleon's final defeat?

Answer: Battle of Waterloo. Decisive defeat by Wellington and BlĂŒcher.

Flashcard 17: Identify the 1802 agreement that temporarily ended hostilities between France and Britain.

Answer: Treaty of Amiens. Brief peace treaty before renewed warfare.

Flashcard 18: What was the outcome of the Congress of Vienna in relation to Napoleon?

Answer: Redefined European borders post-Napoleon. Restored balance of power after Napoleon's defeat.

Flashcard 19: Which event marked the beginning of Napoleon's Hundred Days in 1815?

Answer: Return from Elba. Napoleon escaped Elba to reclaim power.

Flashcard 20: Where was Napoleon exiled after his final defeat?

Answer: Saint Helena. Remote Atlantic island for permanent exile.

Flashcard 21: What was the main purpose of the Continental System?

Answer: To blockade Britain economically. Economic warfare to destroy British trade.

Flashcard 22: What was the main goal of the Napoleonic Wars?

Answer: Expand French influence. Spread French revolutionary ideals across Europe.

Flashcard 23: What year did the Peninsular War begin?

Answer:

  1. Start of the Spanish resistance against Napoleon.

Flashcard 24: Identify the country where the Peninsular War took place.

Answer: Spain. Where guerrilla warfare drained French resources.

Flashcard 25: Which battle is considered Napoleon's greatest victory in 1805?

Answer: Battle of Austerlitz. Defeated Austrian and Russian forces decisively.

Flashcard 26: What was the result of Napoleon's invasion of Russia?

Answer: Catastrophic defeat. Winter and retreat decimated the Grande Armée.

Flashcard 27: In which year did Napoleon abdicate the throne for the first time?

Answer:

  1. Forced to step down after coalition victories.

Flashcard 28: What was the main reason for the failure of the Continental System?

Answer: British naval blockade. Britain's naval power circumvented the embargo.

Flashcard 29: Name the agreement that reestablished peace between France and Austria in 1809.

Answer: Treaty of Schönbrunn. Ended the War of the Fifth Coalition.

Flashcard 30: What was the main purpose of the Napoleonic Code?

Answer: To modernize French legal system. Unified civil laws and promoted legal equality.