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Stufflet Euro U5P2

U5P2 Euro

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Napoleonic Code the clarified system of laws in France that regulated relations between private people
Concordat of 1801 re-established the Catholic Church as the majority church in France
Continental System forbade any country on European mainland from trading with Great Britain; enforced by France
Battle of Trafalgar resulted in French defeat and prevented the French invasion of Great Britain in 1805
scorched earth Russian policy of destroying everything as they retreated from Napoleon in order to deny French troops subsistence
Balance of power major idea at Congress of Vienna; Europe’s major powers should be politically and militarily equal to prevent future conflict
Rousseau 1st philosopher to question the Enlightenment's reliance on reason; said emotion should be emphasized, thus ushering in Romanticism
Beethoven’s 5th Symphony musical expression of Romanticism's concept of emotion
English Gardens a physical expression of the Romantic ideal of disorder; these were also expressions of the Romantic idea that the most beautiful things were organic and natural
Goya’s El tres de mayo (The Third of May) painting that depicts the French suppression of the Spanish nationalist revolt against Napoleon in 1808
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