The Directory. Crisis 1794-1799 Jacobins and Sans Cullottes out No money Food shortages Army defeated Overthrow plots.

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The Directory

Crisis Jacobins and Sans Cullottes out No money Food shortages Army defeated Overthrow plots

Napoleon

Who Was He? Born in Italy Poor Nobility Military General Josephine

The Directory Overthrow Emperor Plebicite

Reforms Equal taxes National Bank Peace with church Strengthened central government Lycees Napoleonic Code Women LOST rights

Empire Building Louisiana Purchase Grand Plan- put family in charge Took Spain, Belgium Continental System- England, economic warfare, failed, self sufficient

Challenges Nationalism which led to revolts in Haiti, Spain, etc. Russia (Alexander I) – Scorched earth – Lost 300,000 men

Downfall Battle of Nations Exiled to Elba Louis XVIII 100 days Waterloo- Duke of Wellington St. Helena

Legacy 1821 Napoleonic Code Constitution Elections Education Louisiana Territory