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Chapter 10 Napoleonic Wars
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Peace Interim 1802-1803 Only time when France was not at war with another European country Sent troops to Haiti Louisiana Purchase “Shaming of the princes”
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Third Coalition France prepared to invade Great Britain Austria, Russia, and Great Britain join the Coalition Trafalgar Prussia defeated Russian army fled
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Treaty of Tilsit Russia agreed to ally against Great Britain Prussia lost territory
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Continental System Goal: destroy Britain economically No imports to the Continent from Great Britain Britain blockaded mainland Europe Peninsular War Failed because: People would not give up luxury goods Land shipping took too long Internal tariffs British made up trade lost
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Grand Empire- Napoleon’s Reforms Liberal reforms Equality before law Rule of law (Constitutions) Metric system Good-bye to feudalism Direct collection of taxes Napoleonic Code Church lost power conscription
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German Nationalism Holy Roman Empire Confederation of the Rhine J.G. Herder wrote Ideas on the Philosophy of the History of Mankind Each people should embrace their own way of life Volksgeist or “national character”
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Romanticism Reaction to Enlightenment Stressed: Intuition over reason No rules Moral relativism
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Napoleon Invades Russia Dec. 31, 1810: Russia withdraws from the Continental System Borodino: Napoleon won at high cost Moscow: Napoleon seizes but burns to the ground Scorched-earth policy Casualties: 611,000 entered Russia 400,000 died 100,000 taken captive
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Battle of the Nations Napoleon defeated at Leipzig in 1813 Forced to abdicate the throne Who should now rule France? 1 st Treaty of Paris: France goes back to pre-1792 territory No reparations demanded
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Exile, Escape, and Waterloo Napoleon was exiled to the island of Elba He escaped and came back to France for 100 Days Defeated by a British and Russian alliance at Waterloo (Duke Wellington)
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Exile (Again) Sent to Saint Helena Died less than 6 years later
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Legacies of Napoleon Napoleonic Code Reforms and stability in France Changes of boundaries in Europe Sold Louisiana to the Americans Increased nationalism in territories he conquered.
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Congress of Vienna
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The Players (Diplomats) Talleyrand (France) Metternich (Austria) Wellington (Great Britain) Hardenburg (Prussia) Nesselrode (Russia)
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Results Antebellum status quo Concert of Europe A way of solving problems with balance of power and discussion Serious war avoided until WWI Alliances Holy Alliance- everyone except Britain, Ottoman Empire, and Vatican Quadruple Alliance- Great Britain, Austria, Russia, and Prussia (later included France in the Quintuple Alliance) Reactionary in Nature
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