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Monday ….. HOMEWORK: Read “Napoleon’s Empire Collapses” p. 234-237 (online book on Mrs. Riede’s webpage)or go to my.hrw.com to access your online book. Take notes & be prepared for a quiz. Use the red and green headings to organize your notes!! Define bold and highlighted words. REMEMBER! – Homework notes = 5 pts each on daily open note quiz. NO homework notes = 10 pts each on daily quiz. YOUR choice!
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Modern World History Chapter 7; Section 3 Napoleon Rises to Power
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Why is it important to learn about “Napoleon Forges an Empire”? In times of political turmoil, military dictators often seize control of nations.
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Napoleon Seizes Power -Napoleon was born in 1769 on Corsica -Sent to military school at age 9
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-Finished school at the age of 16 and joined the military
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Hero of the hour -In October 1795, the young Napoleon defended the delegates of the national convention from the royalists
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-Then in 1796, now a general, he took the French Army into the Alps and won a series of stunning victories
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-He then went to Egypt and lost
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Coup d’etat (a sudden attempt by a small group of people to take over the government usually through violence) -By 1799 the Directory had lost control, Napoleon’s friends told him to seize power
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-A group of three consuls was established, and he was one of the three
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The Consulate France accepted his dictatorship Wanted stability; others were afraid Respected the ideals of the Revolution Allowed freedom of opportunity
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-Napoleon named himself the dictator
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-France was still at war -Britain, Austria and Russia all joined forces…. To beat Napoleon
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Napoleon Rules France -Napoleon at first pretended to be constitutionally in charge
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-plebiscite (vote of the people) was held and he won
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-Restoring order at home -In general, Napoleon supported the goals of the revolution -Napoleon set up an efficient tax collection system and national bank -dismissed corrupt officials
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-set up Lycees or Gov’t Run public schools
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-He also signed the concordat (an agreement or treaty, especially one between the Vatican and a secular government relating to matters of mutual interest.), an agreement between France and the Pope
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-Also wrote a system of laws called the Napoleonic code order and authority over individual rights
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-restored slavery, limited freedom of expression
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-Napoleon Crowned as Emperor -In 1804 Napoleon decided he was ready to be an emperor
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-The people even voted for it and the Pope crowned him
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-He took the crown from the pope and put it on his own head
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Napoleon Creates an Empire -Napoleon wanted to control all of Europe and the Americas
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Loss of American Territories -In 1789, revolutionary ideas reached St. Domingue, they wanted rights too
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-A civil war broke out and the French get destroyed by disease
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-After that fight, Napoleon decided to cut France’s losses and sold the Louisiana territory to America for 15 million dollars
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Conquering Europe -He had already taken Austrian Netherlands, parts of Italy and Switzerland
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-The British freaked out and got Austria, Russia and Sweden to fight the French -Napoleon at first totally crushed the opposition
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-France pretty much controlled Germany, Italy and a huge chunk of Poland
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The battle of Trafalgar -This was the only major battle that Napoleon lost
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The French Empire -Many of Napoleons own family were in control of puppet governments in Europe
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Puppet Government a government that is appointed by and whose affairs are directed by an outside authority that may impose hardships on those governed
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SECTION 4 The Napoléonic Era Puppet Rulers Joseph-Napoléon Bonaparte, King of Naples and Sicily, King of Spain Jérôme –Napoléon Bonaparte, King of Westphalia Louis Napoléon Bonaparte, King of Holland Elisa Bonaparte, Grand Duchess of Tuscany
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-Huge and unstable empire, it only lasts for 5 years -Falls apart because of Napoleon’s actions
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