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French Rev. Ch. 6.4: The Age of Napoleon

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Plebiscite   popular vote election by ballot; Napoleon was essentially voted in, but still had absolute power  
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Napoleonic Code   code of laws in France that were based upon Enlightenment ideals such as equality of all citizens before the law, religious toleration, and the abolition of feudalism; undid some reforms of the revolution especially for women  
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Continental System   type of warfare that closed off European ports to British goods; also referred to as a blockade  
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Annex   add territory to an existing state or country; Napoleon incorporated the Netherlands, Belgium, and parts of Italy and Germany into France  
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Scorched-earth policy   military tactic in which soldiers destroy everything in their path to hurt the enemy; the Russians did this as they retreated away from Napoleon’s army during the harsh winter  
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Congress of Vienna   meeting of diplomats after the Napoleonic era to piece Europe back together  
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Abdicate   means to step down from power; Napoleon was forced to do this after his Russian defeat  
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Principle of Legitimacy   restoring hereditary monarchs back on the throne; monarchs had been unseated by the revolution and Napoleon  
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Battle of Waterloo   battle in Belgium between an allied army versus France; Napoleon’s army was crushed in a day-long clash  
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Exile   to be sent away or banished; Napoleon was sent to Elba (a Mediterranean island) to prevent him from returning to power and later on sent to St. Helena in the South Atlantic  
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