The French Revolution and Napoleon - Waldens ….pptVIP

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * NAPOLEON’S DEFEAT Only 40,000 of Nap’s troops survived Eur sees opportunity to attack Fr March 1814 – Paris captured Monarchy restored – Louis XVIII Nap exiled to Elba * NAPOLEON RETURNS New King – not well liked Nap escaped from Elba, goes back to FR King sends troops to capture Nap Troops joined Nap Napoleon his new army enter Paris King flees * THE FINAL DEFEAT Nap moves to defeat army that defeated him – heads to Belgium June 18 – Waterloo Nap defeated by Duke of Wellington (BR) Nap exiled to St. Helena * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Review How did Louis XVI respond to the demands of the National Assembly? Why did Parisians hate Marie Antoinette? Describe the march to Versailles for the Parisian women What happened when the women arrived? What was the outcome of the March to Versailles? * French Revolution Protest signs Directions: Make a protest sign that illustrates something about your topic. Use as few words as possible! Slogans would be a good suggestion. Also, include simple pictures to illustrate your point. At least 4 colors – black does not count Creativity, not artistic ability, will be graded Be mature! Have fun! Be creative! * Choices: Taxes Food Shortage (bread) Unemployment Equality One person, One vote Rising prices Tennis Court Oath Foreign Invasion Monarchial System Extravagant spending Freedom (Individual) Court Luxuries Meeting of the Estates General * You CAN NOT use this example! No Bread = More Dead! * Changes by the National Assembly Catholic Church reformed Church land seized sold Church secularized Civil Constitution of the Clergy Priest Bishops – elected Paid by govt Many Catholics began to oppose the Rev * New Constitution Limited Monarchy With Legislative Assembly to make laws Elections set up for w