‘The French Revolution and Napoleon Chapter Seven / Sections 3,4 & 5 1, Napoleon Bonaparte- 2. Coup @état- 3. Plebiscite- 4 Lycee 5. Concordat- 6. Napoleonic Code- 7. Battle of Trafalgar- . Describe Napoleon’s military background and his rise to power. Summarize Napoleon's reforms in France. 3. Describe Napoleon’s plan for a world empire. What forces Napoleon to cancel his world empire plans?, Why does Napoleon sell a large section of land to the United States? 4, Describe the Baitle of Trafalgar, (how was it fought, who won & significance of the battle) How does this battle force Napoleon to change his plans? i a 5. Describe the extent of the French Empire.Colt 1, Blockade- 2. Continental System- 3. Guerrilla- 4. Peninsular War- 5, Scorched-earth policy- 6. Waterloo- 7, Hundred days- 1. Identify and explain the “three costly mistakes” made by Napoleon that ended French domination in Europe. (Essay Question) a. - 2. What countries made up the Fourth Coalition? ’ eee 3. Describe Napoleon’s success or failure against the Coalition. 4, What happened to Napoleon after his defeat at Leipzig? 5. Deseribe Napoleon’s attempted comeback after being exiled. 6. Describe Napoleon’s military success or failure afler his comeback from being exiled? 7. Where (location) did Napoleon spend the rest of his remaining days?The French Revolution and Napoleon Chapter Seven / Section 5 on 5; The Congress at Vienna Convenes . Congress of Vienna 2. Klemens von Mettenich- 3. Balance of Power 4. Legitimacy. 5. Holy Alliance- 6. Concert of Europe- ~ Identify Klemens von Metternich’s three main goals he presented at the Congress of Vienna a. b. c. . Identify four goals that would strengthen the countries around France. a. b c d. . Why didn’t the leaders of Europe want to completely strip France of power after Napoleon was defeated? . How effective was the Congress of Vienna’s peace plans in terms of future wars? . Identify the conflicts over individual freedom and equality even after nations formed alliances which hoped to prevent another French Revolution. }. Identify how these revolutionary ideas spread across the world.