1. Hump Day. But feels like Monday.
Turn in Part 2 of Anatomy of a Revolution
Don’t have it? Turn it in tomorrow!
MAKE-UP QUIZZES – COME DURING SSR OR TOMORROW MORNING AT 740
Go straight to the notes on the wall…you will have minutes to finish
Review 7.5
Start 7.6 Notes
Random Fact of the Day
Frozen is a good movie. You should go see it. Also my internet is now working.

2. NAPOLEON AND THE FRENCH EMPIRE
7.6
PETS: Admiral Horatio Nelson, Duke of Wellington, Battle of Trafalgar, Peninsular War, Waterloo, Hundred Days, Continental system, scorched-earth policy

3. Crowning of Napoleon
After a period of peace, Napoleon was crowned Emperor of France on 12/2/1804

11. The Grand Empire Beginning in 1805, Napoleon engaged in constant war
GOAL – spread his “reforms” all over Europe
In essence, force the people to be nice to one another
Nepotism?
Brother Joseph – King of Spain
Brother Jerome – King of Westphalia (German state)
Brother Louis – King of Holland
Sister Caroline – Queen of Naples
Step-Son – King of Lombardy, Venice, and Papal States
Prussia and Austria will remain independent-ish

13. War of the Third Coalition (1805-07)
Napoleon wants to invade England who is allied w/ AUS
Russia will ally with AUS/ENG when convinced FRA is a threat to them
Battle of Trafalgar (1805)
FRA/SPA fleet destroyed by British Navy
Horatio Nelson
No more British invasion
Britain  strongest navy

14. War of the Third Coalition (1805-07)
Battle of Austerlitz (1807)
Russia withdraws from battle, giving France victory in war
AUS/PRU lose to Napoleon’s army…surrender territory
Treaty of Tilsit (1807)
Prussia loses half its population to France
Russia acknowledges France as an ally…for now
HEIGHT OF FRENCH POWER

15. THURSDAY. Finals Review – Schedule, Expectations, Etc.
Finish 7.6 Notes
Random Fact of the Day
In Poland, spiders or spider webs are common Christmas trees decorations because according to legend, a spider wove a blanket for Baby Jesus. In fact, Polish people consider spiders to be symbols of goodness and prosperity at Christmas.

16. Reorganization of Germany
Confederation of the Rhine – 15 German states (was 300)
Minus Austria, Prussia, and Saxony
Effect? – creates unity among German states and distaste for France

17. DOWNFALL OF NAPOLEON

19. Continental System
GOAL  to isolate Britain and defeat them in economic warfare
Berlin Decrees (1806)
European ports closed to British commerce
“Order in Council” (1806)
Britain stated any ship would be seized if it did NOT stop in GB on its way to Europe.
Milan Decree (1807)
Napoleon proclaimed any ship stopping in Britain would be seized when it entered the Continent.
These edicts eventually led to USA declaring war on Britain  WAR OF 1812.

20. CONTINENTAL SYSTEM FAILURE

21. The Peninsular War ( )
Napoleon attempts to coerce Portugal to accept Con. System
Napoleon attempts to replace SPA king with brother…Spanish launch a guerrilla war
British aid Spain in this venture
Napoleon blames Alexander I of Russia for the trouble, targets them for an invasion
Russia had withdrawn from Continental System

23. The Russian Campaign (1812)
Napoleon invades Russia with army of 600K
Russians use scorched-earth policy
Only 30K return home to France…enemies find this a perfect time to pounce on weaker France

25. THE END OF NAPOLEON

26. War of the Fourth Coalition (1813-14)
Britain & Russia & Austria & Prussia vs. France
Napoleon defeated at the Battle of Leipzig
Lost 500K of 600K army – largest battle in world history

27. Aftermath Napoleon refuses to give up land, exiled to Elba
Bourbons restored to the throne (Louis XVIII)
Two-house legislature proposed by the monarch
NO FINANCIAL PUNISHMENT…Napoleonic reforms are kept and enforced
Quadruple Alliance established

29. BUT NO REALLY, HERE’S THE END OF NAPOLEON

30. Hundred Days
Napoleon escapes Elba and heads back to France…gathers popular support and invades Paris
Louis XVIII flees Paris
European powers fight Napoleon at Waterloo
Napoleon defeated by English and Prussian army led by the Duke of Wellington
Napoleon banished to St. Helena, where he dies

31. Napoleon on His Way to His Final Exile on St. Helena

35. FRIDAY 13TH Napoleon’s Legacy Neoclassic Art Then Something Else
Random Fact of the Day
Mr. Owens is the man.
Turn in Part III for the Anatomy of a Revolution

36. Evaluation of Napoleon’s Rule
First egalitarian dictatorship of modern times
Positives
Centralized French government with unified law code
Lasting settlement with the Church
Spread positive achievements of the FR through Europe
Negatives
Repressed individual liberties
Oppressed conquered people throughout Europe
Caused suffering due to war