THE AGE OF NAPOLEONFocus QuestionsNapoleon Bonaparte 1769-1821Slide 4France and Its Sister RepublicsSlide 6Slide 7Slide 8Slide 9SOME THOUGHTS ON REVOLUTIONSSlide 11Slide 12Europe, 1810Slide 14Slide 15Slide 16Slide 17Slide 18Defeat of NapoleonSlide 20Slide 21Congress of ViennaMap 18.1 / Europe, 1815Slide 24Slide 25THE AGE OF NAPOLEONTHE AGE OF NAPOLEONHistory 103History 103The West and the WorldThe West and the WorldFocus QuestionsFocus QuestionsWhat aspects of the French What aspects of the French Revolution did Napoleon preserve Revolution did Napoleon preserve and which did he destroy?and which did he destroy?Napoleon BonaparteNapoleon Bonaparte1769-18211769-1821Creature of the RevolutionCreature of the RevolutionRapid rise through revolutionary armyRapid rise through revolutionary army““whiff of grapeshot”whiff of grapeshot”Army of Italy, 1796Army of Italy, 1796Egyptian Campaign of 1798Egyptian Campaign of 1798Coup d’etat Coup d’etat of 1799 of 1799First Counsel, 1799-1804First Counsel, 1799-1804–Concordat with Church, 1801Concordat with Church, 1801–Peace of Amiens, 1802Peace of Amiens, 1802–Code NapoleonCode NapoleonCoronation as Emperor Napoleon I in 1804Coronation as Emperor Napoleon I in 1804Napoleon as Romantic HeroFrance and Its Sister France and Its Sister RepublicsRepublicsCoronation of Napoleon, 1804Louis XVIIIEmperor NapoleonNapoleon Saves the RevolutionThe Revolution Plucked from The Abyss of Discord and SlaveryNapoleon Turns It BackToJustice, Unity, Peace, PlentySOME THOUGHTS ON SOME THOUGHTS ON REVOLUTIONSREVOLUTIONSREVOLUTIONCOUNTER-REVOLUTIONRED TERRORWHITE TERRORFOREIGN INTERVENTIONNEW ORDEROLD ORDER“MAN ON HORSEBACK”DICTATORSHIPNapoleon’s FamilyNapoleon BonaparteNapoleon Bonaparte1769-18211769-1821Wars of Third Coalition, 1805-1807Wars of Third Coalition, 1805-1807Continental SystemContinental SystemWar in SpainWar in SpainInvasion of Russia, 1812Invasion of Russia, 1812War of Liberation, 1813-1814War of Liberation, 1813-1814Exile to Elba, 1814Exile to Elba, 1814Waterloo and Exile to St. Helena, 1815Waterloo and Exile to St. Helena, 1815Death of Napoleon, 1821Death of Napoleon, 1821Europe, 1810Europe, 1810Napoleon BonaparteNapoleon Bonaparte1769-18211769-1821Wars of Third Coalition, 1805-1807Wars of Third Coalition, 1805-1807Continental SystemContinental SystemWar in SpainWar in SpainInvasion of Russia, 1812Invasion of Russia, 1812War of Liberation, 1813-1814War of Liberation, 1813-1814Exile to Elba, 1814Exile to Elba, 1814Waterloo and Exile to St. Helena, 1815Waterloo and Exile to St. Helena, 1815Death of Napoleon, 1821Death of Napoleon, 1821Goya’s Painting Reflecting the Spanish Reaction To Napoleon’s ConquestMarie-Louise of AustriaAnd King of RomeNapoleon Divorces Josephine and Marries Marie-Louis in 1810Napoleon BonaparteNapoleon Bonaparte1769-18211769-1821Wars of Third Coalition, 1805-1807Wars of Third Coalition, 1805-1807Continental SystemContinental SystemWar in SpainWar in SpainInvasion of Russia, 1812Invasion of Russia, 1812War of Liberation, 1813-1814War of Liberation, 1813-1814Exile to Elba, 1814Exile to Elba, 1814Waterloo and Exile to St. Helena, 1815Waterloo and Exile to St. Helena, 1815Death of Napoleon, 1821Death of Napoleon, 1821The Retreat from Moscow – 1812Slaughter at the Beresina RiverDefeat of NapoleonDefeat of NapoleonQuadruple AllianceQuadruple AllianceTreaty of ParisTreaty of Paris–Restoration of BourbonsRestoration of Bourbons–No IndemnityNo Indemnity–Boundaries of 1792Boundaries of 1792Napoleon Bids Farewell to his Troops at FountainebleauConservatism in Action• Principle of Legitimacy• Balance of PowerCongress of Vienna, 1814-1815Congress of ViennaCongress of ViennaMajor Powers: Major Powers: –Austria (Prince Metternich)Austria (Prince Metternich)–Great Britain (Lord Castlereagh)Great Britain (Lord Castlereagh)–Prussia (Baron Hardenberg)Prussia (Baron Hardenberg)–Russia (Alexander I)Russia (Alexander I)–France (Prince Talleyrand)France (Prince Talleyrand)Map 18.1 / Europe, 1815Map 18.1 / Europe, 1815Europe After Congress of ViennaNapoleon on St. HelenaSt. NapoleonRoman Officer and