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Chapter 10 teaches students about:
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Napoleon's near success in uniting Europe. |
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The diverse interests of European powers during Napoleon's reign. |
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The internal developments of European peoples and nationalisms. |
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The weaknesses and ultimately, the failures, of the early coalitions against Napoleon. |
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The Continental System and its impact on both continental Europe and Britain. |
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Napoleon's reforms and their effect on the dependent states. |
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The ambiguity of Napoleon's reforms, which mixed revolutionary and reactionary elements. |
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Ideologies of cultural nationalism in Germany and Prussia. |
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The struggles between Napoleon and Alexander I of Russia. |
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The restoration of the Bourbons in France. |
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The resolutions of the Congress of Vienna. |
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The enduring influence of the French Revolution and Napoleon's reforms. |