Age of Napoleon Quiz

What was one primary purpose of the Napoleonic Code?

• To reinforce the power of the French monarchy

• To create a fair legal system for all men in France

• To restore the rights of the nobility

• To prioritize religious education

Which of the following areas did the Napoleonic Code address?

• Personal rights, property, and succession

• Trade, education, and military structure

• Religion, monarchy, and art

• Nobility, citizenship, and economic policy

Why were the Napoleonic Codes created?

• To reinforce the privileges of the nobility

• To ensure laws reflected the will of the people

• To limit the power of property owners

• To unify church and state

Which monument was commissioned by Napoleon to honor his military victories?

• The Eiffel Tower

• Notre-Dame Cathedral

• The Arc de Triomphe

• The Louvre Museum

How did Napoleon’s educational reforms change the French school system?

• They increased the Church's influence in schools

• They focused on education based on merit over birthright

• They prioritized religious studies over secular subjects

• They abolished public schools

The Lycées established by Napoleon served primarily to:

• Train artists and musicians

• Prepare military and government leaders

• Offer religious education

• Promote agricultural skills

What was Napoleon’s main impact on nationalism in Europe?

• Promoting regional independence

• Spreading nationalism through his conquests and reforms

• Limiting the rights of citizens

• Supporting monarchies in conquered nations

What was the Levee en Masse?

• A policy forcing enlistment into the military

• Napoleon’s tax policy on the nobility

• A diplomatic strategy

• A code of laws for the French people

What was Napoleon’s stance on the Catholic Church in education?

• He removed all religious instruction

• He allowed limited religious teaching but prioritized secular subjects

• He enforced religious education in all schools

• He gave the Church full control of schools

According to Napoleon, who should citizens be loyal to?

• The Church

• The central government

• The local nobility

• Their families