AP EURO MIDTERM REVIEW FOR CHAPTERS IX. & X.
I. CHAPTER IX.: THE FRENCH REVOLUTION:
1. THE Old Regime in France
2. The Estate System in France
3. The First Estate: Upper Clergy & Lower Clergy
4. The Second Estate: Nobility of the Robe & Nobility of the Sword
5. The Third Estate: Bourgeouise, Peasants, Urban Poor
6. King Louis XVI. Bourbon King & Queen Marie Antoinette ( Austria)
7. Identify the ways in which the monarchy in France contributed to the French Revolution
8. Identify reasons why members of each estate would be discontent with the monarchy.
9. The impact that the Age of Enlightenment had on the Revolution
10. The formation of the public opinion
11. Identify the causes of the French Revolution
12. The meeting of the estates general May 1, 1789
13. Abbey Seiyes
14. National Assembly
15. The Tennis Court Oath June 20, 1789
16. The Storming of the Bastille July 14, 1789
17. The Great Fear of 1789
18. The Bread Riots at the Palace of Versailles in October of 1789
19. The Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen
20. Identify the changes that the National Assembly made to the government of France.
21. Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity
22. Tension between the peasants and the bourgeoise over the church
23. King Louis and Marie's failed escape--Flight to Varennes
24. The Legislative Assembly
25. Taille
26. Tithe
27. Emigres
28. San Culottes
29. The Jacobins
30. George Danton
31. Jean Paul Marat
32. The Conservatives
33. The Moderates
34. The Radicals
35. The Legislative Assembly declares war on Austria April 20, 1792
36. August 10, 1792-- Paris mob storms the Paris Palace where the French monarchs were, the monarchs
become imprisoned
37. September of 1792--the National Convention comes to power
38. September 21, 1792, the National Convention : declares France a Republic, grants male suffurage,
abolished monarchy
39. Formation of the First Coalition against France
40. National Convention institutes the Draft
41. King Louis XVI. tried for treason and beheaded on January 21, 1793
42. The Committee of Public Safety
43. Maximilien Robespierre: Reign of Terror: 1793-1794
44. Execution of Queen Marie Antoinette
45. July of 1794---Thermidorian Revolution( National Convention overthrows Robespierre)
46. The Radical phase of the French Revolution had ended
47. 1795-- Moderates lead the National Convention
48. The formation of a two house legislature and an executive body
49. The Directory
50. The Rise of Napoleon:
51. The Coup d' Etat of Fructidor
52. The spread of Republicanism spreads
53. Napoleon overthrows the Directory 11/9/1799: Bonaparte as First Consul
54. The Concordat with the Vatican
55. The Consulate forms
56. Napoleon's new orders: economic, social, religious, and legal
57. The Napoleonic Codes
58. From Consulate to Empire
59. Battle of the Nile/Egyptian campaign
60. Plebiscites: Yes/No Elections
II. CHAPTER X.: The NAPOLEONIC ERA:
1. The Formation of the French Imperial System
2. The Disintegration of the First Coalition
3. The Interim of Peace 1802-1803
4. Tsar Alexander I. of Russia
5. The Third Coalition: The Peace of Tilsit
6. British Victory at Trafalgar
7. The Third Coalition Collapses
8. The Treaty of Tilsit
9. The Continental System
10. The War in Spain
11. Economic Warfare
12. The Peninsular War in Spain
13. The Austrian War of Liberation 1809
14. Talleyrand
15. Napoleon at his Height of Power 1809-1811
16. Prince Klemens von Metternich
17. The "Shame of the German Princes"
18. The French Empire
19. The Grand Empire
20. The King of Rome= Napoleon's son
21. Confederation of the Rhine
22. Kingdom of Westphalia
23. Kingdom of Italy
24. Stages of the French Occupation
25. Napoleon as a reformer
26. European support for Napoleon
27. The Continental System and Great Britain
28. Continental Unity
29. the British Blockade
30. Anti-British Sentiments
31. Trade Warfare
32. The War of 1812
33. The Failure of the Continental System
34. Consequences of the Continental System
35. Economic stagnation in Napoleon's Europe
36. Berlin Decree
37. The Resistance to Napoleon:
38. The Rise of Nationalism
39. Anti-French Nationalism
40. The Nationalism Movement in Germany
41. Herder
42. Fichte and the German spirit
43. The rise of romanticism
44. Reforms in Prussia
45. Baron Stein
46. Father Jahn
47. Gneisenau
48. The Congress of Vienna
49. Europe in 1811
50. The Russian Campaign and the war of liberation
51. The Napoleonic retreat from Moscow
52. The Scorched Earth Policy
53. Napoleon's mistakes in Russia
54. The Battle of the Nations
55. The Restoration of the Bourbons: King Louis XVIII.
56. The Frankfurt Proposals
57. The Quadruple Alliance
58. British Supremacy
59. The Congress of Vienna 1814-1815
60. Containing France
61. Germany remains divided
62. The Polish - Saxon Question
63. Castlereagh's diplomatic maneuvers
64. Napoleon's exile to Elba
65. Napoleon's Last Bid for Power: The Hundred Days
66. Alliances against Napoleon
67. Napoleon's Costly Mistakes
68. Napoleon's defeat at the Battle of Waterloo
69. Napoleon's exile to St. Helena
70. The Peace of Vienna
71. The Legacy of the Revolution
72. The Second Restoration of the Bourbon's: King Louis XVIII Returns