The Grand Empire: Spread of the Revolution

Kingdom of Italy

By 1810 included Lombardy, Venetia and most of former Papal States. Napoleon retained title of king but set up stepson Eurene Beauharnais as viceroy

allied states

Prussia, Austria, Russia, Denmark, and Seden; at war with Great Britain, states under their traditional governments

Civil Code

code of laws established by Napoleon which preserved many of the ideals of the French Revolution

French Empire

core of Napoleonic domain; France, Kingdom of Holland, an a few other provinces

Illyrian Provinces

dependent states Trieste and the Dalmatian coast, administered for 2 years like French departments

Grand Empire

entirety of Napoleonic domain, including thick layers of dependent states

Kingdom of Westphalia

new and synthetic state rule by Jerome Bonaparte and made up of Hanoverian and Prussian territory

Confederation of the Rhine

organization of German states that included all Germany between what French annexed on west and what Austria and Prussia retained in east, league all German princes regarded as sovereign

Pius VII

pope imprisoned by Napoleon for protesting against entitling Napoleon's son "king of Rome"

dependent states

thick outer layer of Napoleonic domain, kingdoms under the rule of Napoleon's relatives

King of Rome

title Napoleon gave to his son on the conquering of Rome, caused issues with Pope

Goethe quote

"[Napoleon]...was the expression of all that was reasonable, legitimate, and European in the revolutionary movement."