CoalitionWarsA series of warswhereEuropeanpowers unitedagainstNapoleon.Committeeof PublicSafetyLed byRobespierreto protect therevolution.ContinentalCongressFirst unitedgovernmentsystem inthe coloniesArticles ofConfederationFirst sort ofconstitutionin the U.S. ColonialismEuropeanpowersexpandedoverseas after"peace" inEurope.SevenYears'WarWar thatcausedBritain’s debtand newtaxes.ConcertofEuropeRegularmeetingsto maintainpeace.ConfederationA union ofstates with aweak centralgovernment.FederationA system wherestates sharepower with astrong centralgovernment."No TaxationWithoutRepresentation"Slogan:Colonistsdemanded asay inParliament.BalanceofPowerPreventedany onecountry fromdominating.RestoringMonarchiesPut kingsback ontheir thronesfor stability.EstatesGeneralMeeting tosolve financialcrisis, ThirdEstateignored.Congressof ViennaMeeting torestorepeace afterNapoleon.OldRegimeSocial orderbefore therevolution:3 estates.Bill ofRightsFirst 10amendmentsprotectingindividualrights.Declarationof theRights ofManDeclaredequality andrights for allmen inFrance. ConservatismEmphasizestradition, socialhierarchy, andgradualchange.NationalismPeople’sloyalty totheir nation,not kings.Principle ofInterventionGreat powerscan interveneto stoprevolutions andrestoremonarchies.RobespierreLeader duringthe FrenchRevolution,known for theReign of Terror.InvasionofRussiaThismarkedthe fall ofNapoleonFree!Stormingof theBastilleStart oftherevolution(1789).LiberalismFocus onindividualrights, limitedgovernment,and freemarkets.Declaration ofIndependenceDeclaredfreedomfrom Britain(1776).Executionof KingLouis XVIEvent thatended theFrenchmonarchy(1793).TennisCourtOathA vow tocreate aFrenchconstitution.NapoleonicCodeNapoleon’slegal reformspromotingequality.Coupd'ÉtatA suddenoverthrow ofthegovernmentby force.ScorchedEarthTacticsMilitary strategyof destroyingresources tohinder theenemy.ReignofTerrorA period ofmassexecutions tostop threats tothe revolution.U.S.ConstitutionReplaced theArticles ofCofederation,created federalgovernment.ContinentalSystemBlockedEuropeantrade withBritain.PaxBritannicaA period ofBritish globaldominanceand peace(1815–1914).CoalitionWarsA series of warswhereEuropeanpowers unitedagainstNapoleon.Committeeof PublicSafetyLed byRobespierreto protect therevolution.ContinentalCongressFirst unitedgovernmentsystem inthe coloniesArticles ofConfederationFirst sort ofconstitutionin the U.S. ColonialismEuropeanpowersexpandedoverseas after"peace" inEurope.SevenYears'WarWar thatcausedBritain’s debtand newtaxes.ConcertofEuropeRegularmeetingsto maintainpeace.ConfederationA union ofstates with aweak centralgovernment.FederationA system wherestates sharepower with astrong centralgovernment."No TaxationWithoutRepresentation"Slogan:Colonistsdemanded asay inParliament.BalanceofPowerPreventedany onecountry fromdominating.RestoringMonarchiesPut kingsback ontheir thronesfor stability.EstatesGeneralMeeting tosolve financialcrisis, ThirdEstateignored.Congressof ViennaMeeting torestorepeace afterNapoleon.OldRegimeSocial orderbefore therevolution:3 estates.Bill ofRightsFirst 10amendmentsprotectingindividualrights.Declarationof theRights ofManDeclaredequality andrights for allmen inFrance. ConservatismEmphasizestradition, socialhierarchy, andgradualchange.NationalismPeople’sloyalty totheir nation,not kings.Principle ofInterventionGreat powerscan interveneto stoprevolutions andrestoremonarchies.RobespierreLeader duringthe FrenchRevolution,known for theReign of Terror.InvasionofRussiaThismarkedthe fall ofNapoleonFree!Stormingof theBastilleStart oftherevolution(1789).LiberalismFocus onindividualrights, limitedgovernment,and freemarkets.Declaration ofIndependenceDeclaredfreedomfrom Britain(1776).Executionof KingLouis XVIEvent thatended theFrenchmonarchy(1793).TennisCourtOathA vow tocreate aFrenchconstitution.NapoleonicCodeNapoleon’slegal reformspromotingequality.Coupd'ÉtatA suddenoverthrow ofthegovernmentby force.ScorchedEarthTacticsMilitary strategyof destroyingresources tohinder theenemy.ReignofTerrorA period ofmassexecutions tostop threats tothe revolution.U.S.ConstitutionReplaced theArticles ofCofederation,created federalgovernment.ContinentalSystemBlockedEuropeantrade withBritain.PaxBritannicaA period ofBritish globaldominanceand peace(1815–1914).

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  1. A series of wars where European powers united against Napoleon.
    Coalition Wars
  2. Led by Robespierre to protect the revolution.
    Committee of Public Safety
  3. First united government system in the colonies
    Continental Congress
  4. First sort of constitution in the U.S.
    Articles of Confederation
  5. European powers expanded overseas after "peace" in Europe.
    Colonialism
  6. War that caused Britain’s debt and new taxes.
    Seven Years' War
  7. Regular meetings to maintain peace.
    Concert of Europe
  8. A union of states with a weak central government.
    Confederation
  9. A system where states share power with a strong central government.
    Federation
  10. Slogan: Colonists demanded a say in Parliament.
    "No Taxation Without Representation"
  11. Prevented any one country from dominating.
    Balance of Power
  12. Put kings back on their thrones for stability.
    Restoring Monarchies
  13. Meeting to solve financial crisis, Third Estate ignored.
    Estates General
  14. Meeting to restore peace after Napoleon.
    Congress of Vienna
  15. Social order before the revolution: 3 estates.
    Old Regime
  16. First 10 amendments protecting individual rights.
    Bill of Rights
  17. Declared equality and rights for all men in France.
    Declaration of the Rights of Man
  18. Emphasizes tradition, social hierarchy, and gradual change.
    Conservatism
  19. People’s loyalty to their nation, not kings.
    Nationalism
  20. Great powers can intervene to stop revolutions and restore monarchies.
    Principle of Intervention
  21. Leader during the French Revolution, known for the Reign of Terror.
    Robespierre
  22. This marked the fall of Napoleon
    Invasion of Russia
  23. Free!
  24. Start of the revolution (1789).
    Storming of the Bastille
  25. Focus on individual rights, limited government, and free markets.
    Liberalism
  26. Declared freedom from Britain (1776).
    Declaration of Independence
  27. Event that ended the French monarchy (1793).
    Execution of King Louis XVI
  28. A vow to create a French constitution.
    Tennis Court Oath
  29. Napoleon’s legal reforms promoting equality.
    Napoleonic Code
  30. A sudden overthrow of the government by force.
    Coup d'État
  31. Military strategy of destroying resources to hinder the enemy.
    Scorched Earth Tactics
  32. A period of mass executions to stop threats to the revolution.
    Reign of Terror
  33. Replaced the Articles of Cofederation, created federal government.
    U.S. Constitution
  34. Blocked European trade with Britain.
    Continental System
  35. A period of British global dominance and peace (1815–1914).
    Pax Britannica