Napoleon's Impact and Reforms in Europe

Mr. Mullaney discusses Napoleon's rise to power, his reforms, and his empire-building across Europe. The lesson covers how Napoleon's actions spanned the political spectrum, from liberal reforms like public schooling to conservative moves like peace with the Catholic Church. Napoleon's military successes and eventual downfall, including his defeat at the Battle of Trafalgar, are also highlighted. The lesson encourages students to consider the impact of Napoleon's rule on Europe and whether it was ultimately beneficial or detrimental.

What was the main idea of the lesson on Napoleon?

• The American Civil War

• Napoleon's rise to power and his vast empire

• The fall of the Roman Empire

• The Industrial Revolution

Which political group did Napoleon favor during his rise?

• The Royalists

• The Monarchists

• The Jacobins

• The Girondins

What title did Napoleon assume in 1802?

• Prime Minister

• King of France

• President of the Republic

• Counsel for Life

Which reform is considered more liberal under Napoleon's rule?

• Nobility privileges

• Public schooling

• Peace with the Catholic Church

• Military expansion

What was a conservative reform Napoleon implemented?

• Peace with the Catholic Church

• Abolishing the nobility

• Public schooling

• Opening jobs to talent

Which battle marked the halt of Napoleon's expansion?

• Battle of Waterloo

• Battle of Trafalgar

• Battle of Leipzig

• Battle of Austerlitz

Who was the British naval officer that stopped Napoleon at the Battle of Trafalgar?

• Charles Cornwallis

• Horatio Nelson

• Arthur Wellesley

• John Churchill

What economic impact did Napoleon's blockade have on Europe?

• Economic prosperity

• Increased trade

• Industrial growth

• Scarcity of goods

How did Napoleon's rule affect women's rights achieved during the French Revolution?

• They were expanded

• They remained unchanged

• They were reduced

• They were abolished

What is a key question to consider about Napoleon's impact on Europe?

• Was it beneficial or detrimental?

• Was it supported by all European countries?

• Did it lead to world peace?

• Did it cause the Industrial Revolution?