Modern Revolutions and Political Ideologies · c. 1789 – 1945
Napoleon and the Spread of Nationalism
The rise of Napoleon Bonaparte and the export of revolutionary ideals across Europe.
Key Questions
- 1Was Napoleon the "son" or the "destroyer" of the Revolution?
- 2How did the Napoleonic Code modernize European legal systems?
- 3How did resistance to Napoleon spark nationalism in Germany and Spain?
CBSE Learning Outcomes
CBSE: The French Revolution - Class 9CBSE: Modern Revolutions - Class 11
Class: Class 11
Subject: History
Unit: Modern Revolutions and Political Ideologies
Period: c. 1789 – 1945
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