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Plebiscite

A direct vote in which a country's people have the opportunity to approve/reject a proposal

Napoleon code

A comprehensive and uniform set of laws made for france by napoleon

Lycee

A government run public school in France

Concordat

A formal agreement specifically with a pope and a government dealing with church affairs

Battle of trafalgar

1805- naval battle where napoleon's forces were defeated by the brittish under control of Harato Nelson

Blockade

The use of troops or ships to prevent commercial traffic from entering or leaving a city

Continental System

Napoleon policy of preventing trade between great Britan and Europe to destroy g Britans economy

Guerilla

A member of a loosely organized fighting force that's makes surprise attacks on heir enemies

Peninsular war

1808-1813- Spanish rebels with British forces fought to drove napoleon's troops out of spain

Scorched Earth policy

The practice of burning or killing livestock so the enemy can't love off the land

Waterloo

A village in Belgium where napoleon was defeated by the brittish army

Hundred Days

1815- napoleon made his last bid for power de posing the French king and becoming emperor of france

Congress of Vienna

A series of meetings in 1814-15 were European leaders sought after lasting peace and security after napoleon's defeat

Klemen's von metternich

The sky influencial representative foreign minister of Austria, distrusted democratic ideas of french revolution

Balance of power

A political situation which no one nation is powerful enough to pose a threat to others

Holy alliance

A leauge of European nations formed by the leaders of Russia Austria and Prussia after the Congress of Vienna

Concert or Europe

A series of alliances among European nations devised by Klemen's von Metternich to prevent an outbreak of revolutions

Napoleon Bonaparte


One of the world's greatest military geniuses who rose from a lower position to the ruler of france

Coup d'etat

A sudden seizure of political power in a nation