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The collapse of the Empire: the first Peace of Paris; the 100 days; Napoleon's abdication and second Peace of Paris; treatment of France by the Vienna settlement; the condition of France in 1815; Napoleon's reputation and legacy.
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The impact of Napoleon's rule on Europe, 1799–1815
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The collapse of the Empire: the first Peace of Paris; the 100 days; Napoleon's abdication and second Peace of Paris; treatment of France by the Vienna settlement; the condition of France in 1815; Napoleon's reputation and legacy
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What was one of the key outcomes of the first Peace of Paris in 1814?
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The first Peace of Paris in 1814 resulted in the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy in France, marking the end of Napoleon's rule.
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- Bourbon Restoration: The period following the first Peace of Paris when the Bourbon monarchy was restored in France, specifically under Louis XVIII.
- Balance of Power: A diplomatic strategy aimed at preventing any one nation from becoming too powerful, which was a key principle in the Vienna Settlement.
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Confusing the Peace Treaties: Clearly differentiate between the two treaties, noting that the second Peace imposed harsher conditions due to Napoleon's return.
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