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“Emperor of the French,” 1804-1814 Napoleon’s Reforms “Plebiscite” – a vote Concordat – Catholic Church came back Napoleonic Code – “equality of all citizens before the law” and governs everyday life Continental System – Economic blockade of Great Britain “Emperor of the French,” 1804-1814

“Emperor of the French,” 1804-1814 Napoleon’s Wars “Peninsular War” (1807-1814) – war w/ Spain and Portugal “Emperor of the French,” 1804-1814

“Emperor of the French,” 1804-1814 Napoleon’s Wars Invasion of Russia (1812) – decimates Napoleon’s Army “Scorched Earth” campaign of Russia Battle of the Nations (1813) (at Leipzig) – Napoleon loses to “Quadruple Alliance” & forced to abdicate “Emperor of the French,” 1804-1814

Napoleon’s Wars “Waterloo” (June 18, 1815) – Try to avoid your Waterloo!!!! Sent 1/3 of troops in pursuit of Prussians. Failed to break enemy’s center (Prussians and Brits) & failed to support artillery. Abdicated throne on June 22, 1815.

The Congress of Vienna “Legitimacy” Concert of Europe (1815 - 1914) Restore hereditary monarchies Concert of Europe (1815 - 1914) – Austria, Prussia, Great Britain, and Russia, later France, wanted to prevent “Revolutions”

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