Napoleon and the Resoration of Europe,

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Napoleon and the Resoration of Europe, 1799-1820
How did Napoleon balance the ideals of the
Revolution?What was the Legacy of the
Revolution?How did Europe restore Order in 1815?

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I. Napoleons Rise to Power
Corsican Military Leader1799 Coup of
DirectoryFirst Consul
Young Napoleon
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I. Napoleons Rise to Power
1801 Concordat with the ChurchBank of
FranceCentralizationPrefects
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Emperor Napoleon I, 1804
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First French Empire1804-1815
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II. Domestic Policies
1804 Napoleonic CodePaternalistic Legal Code
Napoleon as First Consul
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Balancing the Ideals of the French Revolution
Revolution Upheld Revolution Denied
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Napoleonic Propaganda
Crossing the Alps, 1802
Crossing the Alps, 1850
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III. Napoleons Foreign Policy
Grand Army Grand Empire
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Battle of Trafalgar, 1805
Continental System
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Napoleons Grand Empire
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Napoleon as a Conqueror or Liberator?
Napoleons Troops in Spain
Napoleon as the Liberator of Italy
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Napoleons Invasion of Russia, 1812
Burning of Moscow
Scorch the Earth
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Napoleon Retreating from Russia
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Quadruple Alliance
BritainRussiaPrussiaAustria
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Battle of Waterloo, 1815
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Napoleon Exiled in St. Helena
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QuestionShould history judge Napoleon as a
hero or a tyrant?
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IV. Legacy of the Revolution France
Louis XVIII Restoration
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IV. Legacy of the Revolution Europe
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IV. Legacy of the Revolution Outside Europe
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IV. Legacy of the Revolution Britain
Conservatism Edmund Burke
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V. Restoration of Europe
Conservatism Punishment Moderation
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Concerns of Austria and Britain
Metternich (Austria)
Castlereagh (Britain)
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VI. The Congress of Vienna, 1814-1815
Congress of Vienna
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Problems in Vienna
Austria and Britain vs. Prussia and Russia
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VII. Challenging the Vienna Settlement, 1820s
Spain Italy Greece