AP European History Unit 5: Conflict, Crisis, and Reaction in the Late 18th Century
The Atlantic age of revolution (1775-1815) reshaped European political life. Nine lessons trace the French Revolution from 1789, the Reign of Terror, the Napoleonic settlement, the Haitian and broader Atlantic revolutions, and the Congress of Vienna's substantial conservative reaction that closed the period.
The 9 lessons in order
Contextualizing 18th-Century States
CED Topic 5.1 · Continuity and Change. Verifier-clean, paraphrased Learning Objective and Key Concept alignment.
The Rise of Global Markets
CED Topic 5.2 · Causation. Verifier-clean, paraphrased Learning Objective and Key Concept alignment.
Britain's Ascendency
CED Topic 5.3 · Causation. Verifier-clean, paraphrased Learning Objective and Key Concept alignment.
The French Revolution
CED Topic 5.4 · Causation. Verifier-clean, paraphrased Learning Objective and Key Concept alignment.
The French Revolution's Effects
CED Topic 5.5 · Causation. Verifier-clean, paraphrased Learning Objective and Key Concept alignment.
Napoleon's Rise, Dominance, and Defeat
CED Topic 5.6 · Causation. Verifier-clean, paraphrased Learning Objective and Key Concept alignment.
The Congress of Vienna
CED Topic 5.7 · Causation. Verifier-clean, paraphrased Learning Objective and Key Concept alignment.
Romanticism
CED Topic 5.8 · Causation. Verifier-clean, paraphrased Learning Objective and Key Concept alignment.
Continuity and Change in 18th-Century States
CED Topic 5.9 · Continuity and Change. Verifier-clean, paraphrased Learning Objective and Key Concept alignment.

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