It caused fear of revolutionary ideas spreading and led to wars against France.
It established a permanent peace alliance among European countries.
It led to an increase in monarchs' power across Europe.
It caused European monarchies to adopt complete egalitarianism.
The rise of secularism and reduction of the Church's power in politics.
The reinforcement of church dominance in state affairs.
Revival of traditional feudal hierarchies.
Establishment of theocratic regimes across Europe.
A set of religious laws aimed at reinstating the Church’s power.
A comprehensive and uniform system of laws established for France by Napoleon.
An international treaty governing European trade routes.
A collection of Napoleon's military strategies.
It inspired uprisings in Latin America and other places seeking independence and reforms.
It encouraged colonial expansion throughout the world.
It discouraged nationalist movements and promoted colonial peace.
It primarily affected trade routes and economic policies.
They were abandoned and saw little change.
They expanded significantly under France's control.
The Haitian Revolution began, leading to Haiti’s independence in 1804.
They united under a single confederation led by Napoleon.
Re-establishment of conservative monarchies in Europe and redrawing of European borders.
An increase in revolutionary movements across Europe.
The establishment of a European superstate governed by parliament.
Formation of an alliance of democratic republics.
Caused economic instability and widespread inflation.
Led to a sudden economic boom and prosperity.
Elimination of taxes leading to economic balance.
Dramatically decreased international trade.
Eradication of monarchies worldwide.
The spread of democratic ideals and republics in Europe and beyond.
Global adoption of feudal systems.
Permanent division of France into smaller kingdoms.
By capitalizing on political instability and restoring order as a military leader and then as Emperor.
Through democratic elections and widespread popular support.
As a result of a dynastic inheritance through the Bourbon family.
By leading a rebellion against the French military.
An alliance of European nations to promote free trade.
Napoleon's policy of blocking trade between Britain and European nations to weaken the British economy.
A defense pact against the Ottoman Empire.
A system of taxes imposed by France on its neighbors.
The principle of divine monarchy.
The principle of absolute monarchy.
The principle of popular sovereignty or rule by the people.
The principle of universal imperialism.
Stimulated national pride and unity within French borders and beyond, challenging foreign domination.
Led to the fragmentation of the French identity entirely.
Discouraged any form of national solidarity.
Strengthened only regional sub-nationalism without affecting Europe.
Advocates of royal rights throughout the revolution.
Radical group leading the government during the Reign of Terror.
Peacekeepers negotiating ceasefires with neighboring countries.
Foreign diplomats seeking alliances.
Introduction of the Napoleonic Code.
The signing of the Treaty of Versailles.
The fall of the Bastille and the subsequent events that abolished the feudal system.
The establishment of the Continental System.
It eroded the power of the aristocracy, promoting equality and the rise of the bourgeoisie.
It solidified the influence of the aristocracy over the peasants.
It formalized a caste system based on occupation.
It reinstated the ancient regime with minor adjustments.