Napoleon Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Who was Napoleon's first wife? CORRECT ANSWER Josephine Who was Napoleon's lover, and the mother of his illegitimate son? CORRECT ANSWER Marie Walewska Who was Napoleon's second wife? CORRECT ANSWER Marie Louise Napoleon's heir was known by what name? CORRECT ANSWER King of Rome During the Egyptian campaign, where did Nelson secure the French's defeat? CORRECT ANSWER Aboukir What island was Napoleon born on? CORRECT ANSWER Corsica To what island was Napoleon exiled by the ...

1789 CORRECT ANSWER French Revolution begins Three estates CORRECT ANSWER An underlying cause to the French revolution and the social division on the society Clergy CORRECT ANSWER 1st and 2nd estate. Radically divided. Higher clergy- from noble families. Lower clergy- Often poor commoners Nobles CORRECT ANSWER Second estate. Held leading positions in society- government, military, law courts Peasants CORRECT ANSWER Third estate who still had to pay landlords fees. Had little or no la...

Maurice of Nassau Dutch - Focus on drill and discipline; created drill manuals; decreased depth of formation to increase rate of fire Dutch Wars of Independence against Spain Maurice of Nassau - War Dutch Wars of Independence against Spain Gustavus Adolphus Further reduced ranks to increase rate of fire; used cavalry as shock force; used premade cartridges; national standing army with mix of conscripts and mercenaries; increased the numbers of officers and Soldiers because of...

AQA A-level HISTORY 7042/2H Component 2H France in Revolution, Version: 1.0 Final IB/M/Jun23/E4 7042/2H A-level HISTORY Component 2H France in Revolution, 1774–1815 Friday 9 June 2023 Afternoon Time allowed: 2 hours 30 minutes Materials For this paper you must have: • an AQA 16-page answer book. Instructions • Use black ink or black ball-point pen. • Write the information required on the front of your answer book. The Paper Reference is 7042/2H. • Answer three ques...

OCR A Level History: The French Revolution and the rule of Napoleon 1774-1815. Written by an A-level student.

A fully summarised document that covers section 1.3 which is Napoleons overthrow of the government in 1799. The summary is easy to follow and focuses on key dates and points. I used this to study for my exams

French Revolution & Napoleon Test Review 2023 Questions and Answers Complete What was not a major cause of the French Revolution? The rise of Napoleon. What was not a cause of the French Revolution? The strong leadership of Louis XVI, The First and Second Estates were very angry because of the high taxes they had to pay What was not a cause of the French Revolution? (2) The First and Second Estates were very angry because of the high taxes they had to pay,The strong leadership of Louis X...

PRAXIS U.S. HISTORY AND WORLD HISTORY EXAM 2024 Discuss and describe the emergence of Marxism in 19th century Europe - correct answer socialism and communism Karl Mark Economics have been the primary determinant in history Class struggle Material that the worker makes is worth more then the pay he receives for it Revolution of the working class 19th century French politics - correct answer Internal turmoil Missed out on much of the wealth from Industrial Revolution Charles X - ult...

French Revolution & Napoleon Test Review 2023 Questions and Answers Complete What was not a major cause of the French Revolution? The rise of Napoleon. What was not a cause of the French Revolution? The strong leadership of Louis XVI, The First and Second Estates were very angry because of the high taxes they had to pay What was not a cause of the French Revolution? (2) The First and Second Estates were very angry because of the high taxes they had to pay,The strong leadership of Louis X...

Jefferson's Presidency 1. During his first term, Jefferson attempted to win the allegiance and trust of Federalist opponents by maintaining the national bank and debt-repayment plan of Hamilton 2. In foreign policy, he carried on the neutrality policies of Washington and Adams 3. Jefferson retained the loyalty of Democratic-Republican supporters by adhering to his party's guiding principle of limited central government. 4. He reduced the size of the military, eliminated a number of federal...