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Knowledge Connections Definition Picture Term Vocabulary  Nationalism

Essential Question How did Europe change after Napoleon began building his empire?

What is nationalism? The armies of Napoleon spread NATIONALISM throughout Europe Pride in one’s country

How big was Napoleon’s empire? In his quest to build an empire, Napoleon took control of most of the continent of Europe

What ideas did Napoleon spread? Within his empire, Napoleon introduced ideals from the French Revolution Such as:  Legal equality for all citizens  Religious tolerance  Economic freedom However, the spread of revolutionary ideals would also help bring Napoleon’s empire to an end…

Why did many dislike Napoleon? People under Napoleon’s control resented… Paying taxes to France Serving in Napoleon’s army and

What did many people still want? These people felt more loyalty to their home countries than to the French Empire They wanted self-rule

What was Napoleon’s legacy? Napoleon’s dream of empire ended with his capture in 1815 by British forces Even though his empire failed… Napoleon left the ideas of revolution and nationalism with the people of Europe

Essential Question How did Europe change after Napoleon began building his empire?

NAPOLEON AND EUROPE

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