2.  When Napoleon became consul in 1779,
France was at war with the European
coalition of Russia, Great Britain, and
Austria.
 In 1802 a treaty was signed, but peace in
France did not last long.

3.  War with Britain broke out again in 1803
 Britain was joined by Austria, Russia,
Sweden, and Prussia
 From 1805–1807 Napoleon’s Grand Army
defeated the Austrian, Prussian and
Russian armies.
 These now victories behind him,
Napoleon set out to create a New
European Order
 From 1807-1812 Napoleon was the
Master of a Grand Empire of three main
parts

4.  The three main parts of the French Empire
- The French Empire (The core)
- The Dependant States
- The Allied States
 The French Empire included an enlarged
France extending to the Rhine River on it’s
eastern boundary and the western half of
Italy and north of Rome.
 Dependant States were ruled by Relatives
of Napoleon, these states included; Spain,
Holland, the kingdom of Italy, the Swiss
Republic, the Grand Duchy of Warsaw,
and the Confederation of the Rhine
alliance of all the German states, Except
Austria and Prussia.

5.  Allied States were states Napoleon had
defeated and forced to join his struggle
with Great Britain.
 These states included; Prussia, Austria,
and Sweden.

6.  Napoleon sought to spread the
principles of the French Revolution,
including, legal equality, religious
toleration and economic freedom.

7. “What the people of Germany desire most patiently is
that talented commoners should have the same right
to your esteem and to public employments as thee
nobles, that any trace of serfdom and of an
intermediate hierarchy between the sovereign and
the lowest class of people should be completely
abolished. The benefits of the Code Napoleon, the
publicity of judicial procedure, the creations of juries
must be so many distinguishing marks of your
monarchy…. The peoples of Germany, the peoples
of France, of Italy, of Spain all the desire equality and
liberal ideas…. The buzzing of all privileged classes is
so contrary to the general opinion. Be a constitutional
King.”

8.  In inner core and Dependant states of
Napoleon’s Grand Empire, he was trying to
destroy any trace of the Old Order.
 The nobility and clergy everywhere in these
states lost all there privileges.
 All people were declared equal before the
law, offices were open equally to talent,
and policy of religious toleration was
announced.
 These revolutionary Principles were
important in developing Liberal Traditions in
these countries.

10. A. 1802
B. 1812
C. 1799
D. 1807

11. A. His brother King Jerome
B. The people of France
C. Mrs. Dillard
D. The Old Order of France

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anyone really paid attention here.
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