Jeopardy

Napoleonic AgeCreated by Maddie Gardner

Military and the Wars of Napoleon

Reforms of Napoleon

Napoleon’s Empire

Works and Discoveries People Napoleon's

Life Hodge Podge

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Final Jeopardy

Military- 100

The Treaty of Campo Formio took which country out of war with

France?

Austria

Military- 200

In 1805, which two countries joined the British against France?

Russia and Austria

Military- 300

The Second Coalition against France was made up of:

Russia, Austria, The Ottoman Empire, and Britain

BONUS-600 points

Military- 400

At the Battle of Trafalgar, what country did France loose any

possibility of invading?

England

Military- 500

After the Treaty of Tilsit, Napoleon aimed to cripple the British by:

Cutting off all trade between Britain and the rest of Europe

Reforms- 100

The Continental System was designed to cut off all trade from _______ and the rest of Europe.

Britain

Reforms- 200

The Napoleonic Code was officially known as the Civil Code of what

year?

1804

Reforms- 300

The Continental System extended as far east as:

Russia

Reforms- 400

Napoleon's Concordat was with the:

Catholic Church

BONUS-800 points

Reforms- 500

The Napoleonic Code abolished the right of the eldest son to be the

_______ ____ to his parent’s property.

primary heir

Empire- 100

The declaration of Napoleon as Emperor of France was ratified

by:

A plebliscite

Empire- 200

Napoleon worked to restore order in France, in part by:

Employing men from various political groups

Empire- 300

The Treaty of Chaumont restored this group to the French throne:

The Bourbons

Empire- 400

Give two other names for the Napoleonic Empire:

The First French Empireand

The Greater French Empire

Empire- 500

In what year did Napoleon abdicate?

1814

BONUS-1000 points

Works- 100

“What Is the Third Estate?” was written by:

Abbe Sieyes

Works- 200

What country was food canning invented in?

France

BONUS-400 points

Works- 300

Romantics were drawn to the art, literature, and architecture of:

The Middle Ages

Works- 400

Jean-Jacques Rousseau laid out how to live a good life without being adversely influenced by

society in:

Emile

Works- 500

In the 18th century, what writer used the terms Romantic and

Gothic interchangeably?

Johann Gottfried Herder

People- 100

Who established the Third Coalition for the British?

William Pitt the Younger

People- 200

The most extensive neo-gothic monument of central Europe was

ordered by:

King Ludwig II

People- 300

“The Critique of Pure Reason” was written by:

Kant

People- 400

Food canning was invented by:

Nicholas Appert

People- 500

Who was the commander who destroyed the French fleet at

Abukir in 1798?

Horatio Nelson

BONUS-1000 points

Life- 100

Where was Napoleon born?

The island nation of Corsica

BONUS-200 points

Life- 200

What year was Napoleon named Emperor of France?

1804

Life- 300

What battle is known as Napoleon’s ultimate defeat?

The Battle of Waterloo

Life- 400

What was Napoleon’s first wife’s name?

Josephine Bonaparte

Life- 500

How many children were in Napoleon’s family?

(siblings including himself)

Eight

Hodge Podge- 100

Revolutionary policies regarding what organization garnered the

most domestic opposition?

French Catholic Church

Hodge Podge- 200

What was the name of the 1802 accord between France and

Britain?

The Peace of Amiens

Hodge Podge- 300

One of the central features of the Romantic Movement in Germany

was the emergence of:

Nationalism

Hodge Podge- 400

When the Netherlands was established, it included:

Belgium and Luxembourg

BONUS-800 points

Hodge Podge- 500

What group had a key influence on the development of Methodism, following an encounter with its

founder?

The Moravians

Military- BONUS

The Quadruple Alliance included:

United Kingdom, Russia, Prussia, Austria

Reform- BONUS

The Napoleonic Code separated civil law into how many categories?

Three:The law of personsThe law of property

Acquisition of property

Empire- BONUS

Rebellion against French rule in Spain came from the:

Peasants and Lower Clergy

Works- BONUS

Immanuel Kant argued that human perception is as much a product

of the mind’s activity as:

Sensory perception

People- BONUS

Who was the leader of the Methodist movement?

John Wesley

Life- BONUS

How many children did Napoleon have?

One- Napoleon II

Hodge Podge- BONUS

Following the Congress of Vienna, which country gained control of

northern Italy?

Austria

FINAL JEOPARDYWho crowned Napoleon at his

coronation?

Himself