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Explore questions in the History of Europe category that you can ask Spark.E!
- what type of people could participate in the Legislative Assembly
- what type of government was the National Convection? this also put an end to the monarchy
- what type of leader did Napoleon act like while still allowing a republic to be maintained in France
- where did representatives of all 3 estates meet to discuss changes
- Identify the number of independent states in Europe
- Type of government formed after French Revolution
- Northern Europe- where were most towns and cities?
- Which group in French society was most influenced by Enlightenment thought?
- After Napoleon's escape, people rallied behind him because they feared that ___________ would return lands to the nobility.
- Napoleon's most prized New World colony, ______________, proved to be the most difficult to control.
- Following the Napoleonic Wars, the absolute monarchies of Austria, Prussia, and _____________ formed the Holy Alliance.
- The _______________ were people who wanted to return the country to the way it was before the revolution.
- The Reign of Terror claimed victims of all political backgrounds, even members of the Jacobin Club, such as __________________
- King Louis XVI was executed by ________________, a method of capital punishment.
- Bonaparte proved to be a cunning political leader when he led a _______________ to become dictator of France.
- "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" reminded revolutionaries of the democratic revolution but was not extended to ______
- Metternich believed the best way to stabilize international politics and to limit democracy was to restore __________
- The National Convention created the Directory, a group of ________________ entrusted with leading the country.
- Napoleon's Continental System failed to disrupt ______________ commerce because that country had a superior navy.
- ___________ with Pope Pius VII recognized the importance of the Roman Catholic Church in France but did not restore the Church.