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Napoleon Conquest Map

Napoleon Conquest Map. Use page 131 of your textbook to: -copy the key onto your map - label each country or empire -label each important city -battle sites -Napoleon’s invasion route of Russia -Color the alliances according to your key. Do Now 10/13/14.

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Napoleon Conquest Map

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  1. Napoleon Conquest Map Use page 131 of your textbook to: -copy the key onto your map -label each country or empire -label each important city -battle sites -Napoleon’s invasion route of Russia -Color the alliances according to your key

  2. Do Now 10/13/14 Address the following in a paragraph: What do you believe would have to happen in the United States for a radical (extreme) revolution to occur? -What Domestic or Global events might contribute to major changes? -How bad would unemployment have to be? -Why might our government collapse, or people demand a new government? -What do you think the chances are this will actually happen in your lifetime?

  3. Notes #10: Chapter 3.3 Radical Days of the Revolution (Reign of Terror) What events occurred during the radical phase of the French Revolution?

  4. The guillotine.

  5. I. A New Phase -In 1793 the revolution entered a dangerous and bloody phase; tensions rose between revolutionaries and those hoping to restore the king’s power -On August 10, 1792, a mob stormed the royal palace -Radicals called for the election of a new legislature called the National Convention -Suffrage, or the right to vote, was given to all male citizens, not just property owners

  6. Palace of Versailles

  7. II.The Convention • The Convention that met in September 1792 was more radical than earlier assemblies • It voted to end the monarchy and establish the French Republic • Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette were put on trial and beheaded • Counter-rebellions inside France worried the Convention; to deal with those, they created the Committee of Public Safety

  8. Marie Antoinette Action Figure…just tasteless!

  9. III The Reign of Terror • Maximilien Robespierre led the committee and helped create the Reign of Terror • The Terror lasted from September 1793 to July 1794; during that time, courts held trials for those who resisted the revolution • Many were falsely accused • About 17,000 people were beheaded by the guillotine, eventually including Robespierre himself • Over 40k total executions

  10. IV. Tensions Calm • With Robespierre’s death, the revolution entered a less-extreme stage • Moderates wrote the Constitution of 1795; it set up a Directory of five men to lead the nation, and a two-house legislature • However, rising prices and corruption remained • To prevent chaos, politicians then turned to military hero Napoleon Bonaparte

  11. Napoleon Bonaparte

  12. V. Lasting Change • The French Revolution greatly changed France; the old social order and monarchy were gone • The Church was under state control • Nationalism, or strong feelings of love for one’s country, had spread throughout France • From the city of Marseilles, troops marched to a new song that later became the French national anthem • Revolutionaries also made social reforms, like setting up systems to help the poor and ending slavery in some French colonies

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