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Chapter 19 Flashcards

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Treaty of Campo Formio

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October 1797; Napoleon independently wrote it, Austria pulls out of war and gives territory

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Results of the Coup of 18 Brumaire

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Plan to overthrow government, Constitution of Year VIII- Napoleon = “First Consul”

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The Battle at Abukir

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Fought in Egypt, Napoleon is cut off from France

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Ways in which Napoleon attempted to suppress foreign and domestic opposition

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Treaty of Luneville, Treaty of Amiens, amnesty, Region of Honor, centralized government, secret police, Duke of Enghien, Concordat of 1801, everyone had a say in things

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The Concordat of 1801

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Peace with Pope Pius VII/church, church understate control, church = spiritual institution, new clergy, Catholicism = official church of France

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Napoleonic code

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Civil Code of 1804, made all law universal, Abolished feudalism, forbade worker unions, reaffirmed male supremacy, primogeniture

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Napoleon becoming the Emperor of France

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Made himself emperor

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The Battle of Trafalgar

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On water, France joined naval fleets with Spain, Lord Nelson – leader, Englishwomen, no more nail attacks

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Prime Minister of Britain during the French Revolution

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William Pitt

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Piece of Amiens

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1802; Britain withdrawals from war, pause in truce

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Napoleon’s victories in Central Europe

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Battle of Ulm - Austria, Battle of Austerlitz – Austria and Russia, Battle of Jena – Prussia

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Confederation of the Rhine

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July 1806; END OF HRE, Territory in Germany conquered by Napoleon – dependent upon him

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Treaty of Tilsit

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Prussia loses 1/2 of territory, Prussia and Russia now allies with Napoleon

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The Continental System

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1806–1810; forbade Napoleon’s armies from importing/exporting with England

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Napoleon and his family as rulers

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Put his family in nearby realms to rule

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Precious response to Napoleon’s Empire

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“German Nationalism”

1) administrative – Democratic monarchical government
2) social – abolished serfdom
3) military – 270,000 troops

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Coleridge– English Romantic writer

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“The Rime and Ancient Mariner” – guilt, punishment, salvation, imagination = God doing his work in mind, Co-author of Lyrical Ballards

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Woodsworth – English Romantic writer

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“Lyrical Ballards” 1798 – new way of poetry

“Owe on the Intimations of Immorality” 1804 – fear is poetic imagination has forsaken him

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Lord Byron – English Romantic writers

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“Child Harold’s Pilgrimage”

“Don Juan”

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Tieck

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German Romantic writer

William Lovell – 1793; contrasts life of imagination and life of reason

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Schlegel

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German Romantic writer

“Lucinde” – 1799; gender differences and roll

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Goethe

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German Romantic writer
“Faust” – 1808, 1832; prophetic
“The Sorrows of the Young Werther”

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Treaty of Chaumont

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Restoration of Bourbon, contraction of France to its borders, Britain – Austria – Prussia – Russia form alliance

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Romantic Movement

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Late 18th century, reaction to Enlightenment, Deism, rational thought, medieval times, saying enlightenment needed to be supplemented with emotion, preceded by Sturm und Drang

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Art, literature, and architecture of the Romantics

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Reaction to enlightenment, medieval times, folklore and fairytales, revival of Christianity

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Rousseau and the Romantic Movement

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Émile; let children learn through trial and error (Education), gender separation

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Immanuel Kant and Romanticism

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1781; The Critique of Pure Reason, 1788; the Critique of Practical Reason
•categorical imperative
Phenomenal and neunominal worlds

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Romantic/Neo-Gothic architecture

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Idealized rural life, depicted medieval times, the sublime, Not colorful

British Houses of Parliament, townhomes, schools, real stations, Neuschwanstein

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Methodism

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Revolt against Deism and Rationalism, John Wesley – leader of movement

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The Genius of Christianity

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Viscount François René de Châteaubriand, “Bible of Romanticism”, essence of religion = “passion”, passion = foundation of faith in church, Disapprovement policies of French Revolution

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Johann Herder

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“On the Knowing and Feelings of the Human Soul” – rejected mechanical explanation of nature, collection/preservation of German songs and sayings, express individuality, German folk culture, protests of French Revolution and German culture

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Hegel

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Thesis, Antithesis, synthesis

Synthesis later becomes new thesis

Believe all periods = important – necessary for accomplishments of later time periods

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The 100 Days

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Launches restoration, Napoleon declares himself emperor once again, ended with battle of Waterloo

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Napoleon’s wives

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Josephine; no heir

Marie Louise; one child, died at 21

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Napoleon’s brothers role in the kingdom of Westphalia

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Encouraged him to rule constitutionally

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The Battle of Waterloo

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Second exile of Napoleon, Napoleon against Prussia and Britain, Napoleon’s last war

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The Battle of the Nations

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Battle of Lipsig, first abdication of Napoleon to Elba

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Kingdom of the Netherlands and other territorial adjustment after Congress of Vienna

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Netherlands = buffer zone for containment of friends, Confederation of the Rhine (HRE) = Presha and Germany, Genoa - given to Sardinia, Northern Italy = given into Austria

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Territorial adjustments and the Congress of Vienna

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Netherlands = buffer zone for containment of France, Confederation of the Rhine (HRE) = Russia and Germany, Genoa – given to Sardinia, Northern Italy = given to Austria

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Romantic Art

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Medieval, nature with emotion (sublime)

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Constable

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Saulisbury Cathedral in the Meadows, The Hay Wain

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William Turner

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Rain, Steam, and Speed , The Fighting Temeraire

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Casper David Friedrich

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The Polar Sea, Wander Above the See Of Fog, Man and Woman Contemplating the Moon

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The Peninsular Campaign

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1807–1810; stop smuggling Portugal through Spain

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Napoleons Russian Campaign

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Scorched Earth, Moscow on Fire, Napoleon leaves troops and retreats

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Congress of Vienna

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September 1814 – November 1815; no repeat of Napoleon, hereditary monarchies

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Facts about Napoleon

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From Corsica, officer in military, becomes Jacobin, artillery genius, make general, and sent to exile at Elba then St. Helena

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