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Who ruled after Napoleon and brought him back to fight other countries?
Who ruled after Napoleon and brought him back to fight other countries?
- Louis 18th (correct)
- Louis 19th
- Louis 17th
- Louis 20th
In which country was the Battle of Waterloo fought?
In which country was the Battle of Waterloo fought?
- Netherlands
- Belgium (correct)
- France
- Germany
What was the purpose of the Congress of Vienna?
What was the purpose of the Congress of Vienna?
- To prevent anyone from having the power of Napoleon again (correct)
- To elect a new leader for France
- To discuss the benefits of Napoleon's rule
- To give Napoleon more power
Where was Napoleon exiled to after his defeat?
Where was Napoleon exiled to after his defeat?
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What happened to the Count of Monte Cristo?
What happened to the Count of Monte Cristo?
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Who was known as "The Terrible" and was the Tsar of Russia?
Who was known as "The Terrible" and was the Tsar of Russia?
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Who started a dynasty of Tsars in Russia after the "Time of Troubles"?
Who started a dynasty of Tsars in Russia after the "Time of Troubles"?
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Study Notes
- Louis 18th ruled after Napoleon and brought him back to fight other countries.
- Battle of Waterloo in 1815 was fought in Belgium between French, British, Prussians, and Dutch forces.
- Congress of Vienna was a meeting of European countries that agreed to prevent anyone from having the power of Napoleon again.
- Napoleon was exiled to Saint Helena where he was slowly poisoned by his servant Montholon.
- Count of Monte Cristo was falsely accused of being a spy, imprisoned, and plotted revenge against his accusers.
- Ivan IV, also known as "The Terrible," was the Tsar of Russia who was paranoid and cruel.
- Michael Romanov started a dynasty of Tsars in Russia after the "Time of Troubles."
- Peter I, also known as "The Great," made significant cultural and economic changes in Russia.
- Peter I established an academy of science, created the first newspaper, and changed the calendar to match the European calendar.
- Peter I sent trusted people to other countries to learn about their culture and made changes to Russian fashion, marriage laws, and laws against smoking cigars.
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