Honors World History
Unit Objectives: Napoleon and Nationalism to 1848
Chapters 6.4 and All of Chapter 8
Themes:
Did Napoleon embody or betray the ideals of the French Revolution?
What reforms did Napoleon bring to France (and Europe)?
How and why was Napoleon able to rise to such heights of power?
Why did Napoleon fall from power?
What was Europe’s reaction to Napoleon?
How effectively did the Congress of Vienna establish European stability?
How did both Napoleon and the Congress of Vienna change the map of Europe?
What was the ideological conflict between liberals and conservatives?
How did nationalism, liberalism, and conservatism shape European politics in this period?
Compare and contrast nationalist movements across both Europe and Latin America.
Why did the revolutions of 1848 largely fail?
CHAPTER 6.4
Louis XVIII
Napoleon Bonaparte
The 100 Days
Corsica
The Battle of Waterloo
Napoleon’s Victory at Toulon
The Duke of Wellington
The Egyptian Campaign
Exile to St. Helena
The Coup d’etat of 1799
The Congress of Vienna
The Consulate
Clemens von Metternich
Plebiscite
Alexander I
Emperor Napoleon I
Francis I
Concordat of 1801
Charles Talleyrand
Napoleonic Code
Lord Castlereagh
The Continental System
Legitimacy
The Confederation of the Rhine
The Quadruple Alliance
The Battle of Trafalgar
The Concert of Europe
Horatio Nelson
Nationalism against Napoleon
CHAPTER 8
Guerrilla warfare in Spain
Liberal vs. Conservative
Napoleon’s invasion of Russia
Serbia/Ottoman Conflict
Scorched-earth policy
Greece/Ottoman Conflict
Battle of Nations (Leipzig)
Charles X
Exile to Elba
July Revolution (France, 1830)
Louis Philippe
July Monarchy
Belgian Independence
Polish Revolt, 1830
February Revolution (France, 1848)
“June Days” (France, 1848)
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte/Napoleon III
Louis Kossuth
Italian Revolt, 1848
Frankfurt Assembly (Prussia, 1848)
Frederick William IV
Peninsulares
Creoles
Mestizos
Mulattoes
Simon Bolivar
Toussaint L’Ouverture
Fr. Hidalgo
Fr. Morales
Augustín de Iturbide
José de San Martín
Dom Petro (Brazil)