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It showed that the united strength of common people had the power to topple a monarchy. In 1793 CE, King Louis XVI was executed by the French people, followed by his wife, Marie Antoinette, a few months later.\n\nThis sent shockwaves across the globe. Established monarchies, many of which had ruled their kingdoms for hundreds of years, looked suddenly vulnerable.\n\nThis helped to spark the Irish Rebellion of 1798, and the Spanish American wars of independence, where South American nations broke free from the Spanish crown and began to govern their countries independently. After the abolition of the French monarchy, a republic was established in its place.","00222e27-9640-4aef-8af8-57daade4dd25",[49,58],{"id":50,"data":51,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"f026a7ee-8921-401a-aeec-41dc762db965",{"type":52,"reviewType":34,"spacingBehaviour":34,"activeRecallQuestion":53,"activeRecallAnswers":55},11,[54],"What were the names of the king and his wife who were executed by the people of France in 1793 CE?",[56,57],"King Louis XVI","Marie Antoinette",{"id":59,"data":60,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"05b243bc-ff9e-40d2-a1b9-caa3b221b1d9",{"type":52,"reviewType":61,"spacingBehaviour":34,"clozeQuestion":62,"clozeWords":64},4,[63],"After the abolition of the French monarchy, a republic was established in its place.",[65],"republic",{"id":67,"data":68,"type":34,"maxContentLevel":19,"version":20,"reviews":71},"203b7a06-2f26-498a-9e1a-0520199fbebf",{"type":34,"markdownContent":69,"audioMediaId":70},"To begin with, France's new republic was headed by a group called the Jacobins. They were violent and extreme, and worried about the threat of counter-revolutionaries. This led to something called the Reign of Terror, where the Jacobins executed roughly 17,000 people.\n\nThey were soon replaced by another group called the Directory. But where the Jacobins had been too violent and extreme, the Directory was too weak and moderate.\n\nIn 1799, a French general by the name of Napoleon Bonaparte launched a military coup. He was a sharply ambitious military leader who'd made a name for himself during the French Revolution, winning a number of battles against royalist forces. Now, he declared himself ruler of the country – and in 1804, he officially became the first ever Emperor of France.\n\n![Graph](image://7afa8db3-07ae-4d56-93df-8cb576ec677f \"Napoleon Bonaparte. Image: Public domain\")","0b4ea0af-9ee8-40eb-a269-eb5427c98ee1",[72],{"id":73,"data":74,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"99d01694-c535-4b52-bb11-3b505f64a396",{"type":52,"reviewType":20,"spacingBehaviour":34,"binaryQuestion":75,"binaryCorrect":77,"binaryIncorrect":79},[76],"One of these groups was violent and extreme, while the other was moderate and weak. Which one was violent and extreme?",[78],"The Jacobins",[80],"The Directory",{"id":82,"data":83,"type":34,"maxContentLevel":19,"version":20,"reviews":86},"77ed2b69-4b1a-41cd-8562-64608165fef0",{"type":34,"markdownContent":84,"audioMediaId":85},"Napoleon Bonaparte was a passionate nationalist, whose first priority was to turn his country into a global power. After officially declaring himself Emperor of France, he started conquering the rest of Europe.\n\nNapoleon revolutionized modern warfare, building fast-moving armies which could move from place to place before the enemy had time to properly prepare. They carried lighter weapons, and did not bother to bring any food supplies with them. Instead, they foraged what they needed from the surrounding landscape, raiding towns and farms as they passed.\n\nAt the height of its power, the French Empire controlled most of western and central Europe, including Spain, Italy, and the Holy Roman Empire.\n\nIn 1812, Napoleon set his sights upon Russia, but this decision proved disastrous. The French struggled to forage enough food along the way, and in their weakened state, they were defeated at the Battle of Leipzig. Napoleon was forced to abdicate the throne and go into exile on the Mediterranean island of Elba.\n\n![Graph](image://851f165f-fc0c-4da7-be47-ca698d4a2d3d \"The Battle of Leipzig. Image: Public domain\")","31069f89-0fe7-4609-ba79-24650164faf7",[87,107,120,127],{"id":88,"data":89,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"d4c6c294-b33e-43b0-994a-83aa1bcac6ad",{"type":52,"reviewType":19,"spacingBehaviour":34,"collapsingSiblings":90,"multiChoiceQuestion":94,"multiChoiceCorrect":96,"multiChoiceIncorrect":98,"multiChoiceMultiSelect":6,"multiChoiceRevealAnswerOption":6,"matchPairsQuestion":102,"matchPairsPairs":104},[91,92,93],"38b88a16-ad28-4563-9572-42004a34437b","8c058763-754c-4eed-a11e-ac64a4d835eb","e9ba35c6-12b8-4b45-867f-662a177cf222",[95],"In 1804, who officially became the first ever Emperor of France?",[97],"Napoleon",[99,100,101],"Elizabeth I","Menilek II","Taytu Betul",[103],"Match the pairs below:",[105],{"left":97,"right":106,"direction":19},"French emperor",{"id":108,"data":109,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"fecb2f07-8b52-456e-b7b1-c03bc9dcbc84",{"type":52,"reviewType":110,"spacingBehaviour":34,"orderAxisType":111,"orderQuestion":112,"orderItems":114},8,6,[113],"In what order did these groups rule France?",[115,117,118,119],{"label":116,"sortOrder":4},"The French monarchy",{"label":78,"sortOrder":34},{"label":80,"sortOrder":20},{"label":25,"sortOrder":19},{"id":121,"data":122,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"d93d87ec-d9ad-4cbd-998b-0cd582d2e82e",{"type":52,"reviewType":34,"spacingBehaviour":34,"activeRecallQuestion":123,"activeRecallAnswers":125},[124],"Why did Napoleon's armies forage food while they traveled, instead of bringing food with them?",[126],"Fewer supplies meant faster movement",{"id":128,"data":129,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"9236ac67-c8da-49f4-a434-2840df65db4a",{"type":52,"reviewType":111,"spacingBehaviour":34,"matchPairsQuestion":130,"matchPairsPairs":131,"matchPairsShowExamples":6},[103],[132,135,138,141],{"left":133,"right":134,"direction":19},"Enemy nation targeted by Napoleon in 1812","Russia",{"left":136,"right":137,"direction":19},"Location of French loss against Russia","Leipzig",{"left":139,"right":140,"direction":19},"Island where Napoleon was exiled after loss","Elba",{"left":142,"right":143,"direction":19},"None of these","Prussia",{"id":145,"data":146,"type":20,"version":20,"maxContentLevel":19,"summaryPage":148,"introPage":156,"pages":162},"3de5fc5c-f974-4db2-bfd1-dfe8d5146678",{"type":20,"title":147},"The Battle of Waterloo",{"id":149,"data":150,"type":19,"maxContentLevel":19,"version":34},"b5eabbb3-4854-46fd-9cee-682e1e2aa7f2",{"type":19,"summary":151},[152,153,154,155],"Napoleon returned from exile in 1815 and quickly launched an attack in Belgium","The French defeated the Prussian army at Ligny, but some Prussians managed to escape","Next, the French approached the British at Waterloo, but delated their attack due to muddy conditions","This gave the Prussians a chance to join the British, and work together to defeat the French",{"id":157,"data":158,"type":38,"maxContentLevel":19,"version":34},"953f0165-a9d4-4fe6-b485-3428677f26b7",{"type":38,"intro":159},[160,161],"What strategic mistake did Napoleon make in the buildup to Waterloo?","How did Napoleon ultimately end his life?",[163,198,218,242],{"id":164,"data":165,"type":34,"maxContentLevel":19,"version":20,"reviews":168},"e1f1c925-d93c-4a3b-92ea-73c5158fb41c",{"type":34,"markdownContent":166,"audioMediaId":167},"Napoleon’s exile on the island of Elba lasted less than a year. In 1815, he returned to Paris, where he was welcomed by cheering crowds. Fearing another wave of French attacks, a coalition of allied countries, including Russia, Britain, Austria and Prussia, prepared for war.\n\n![Graph](image://af724853-de4d-4e45-8f7c-525e6d5d81a5 \"The Battle of Ligny. Image: Public domain\")\n\nThese countries had hoped to combine their forces into a single army, but before they had the chance, Napoleon launched one of his notoriously quickfire attacks. He marched into Belgium, where the British army and the Prussian army were camped a few miles apart. Napoleon targeted the Prussians first. As the French advanced, he rallied his troops: 'the moment has come to conquer or perish!'\n\nThe Prussian army was decimated, but the French attack didn’t go entirely to plan. A group of the Prussians managed to escape from the battle. The French did not know it at the time, but this escape would come back to bite them.","1f2c7e31-efe4-498b-a5c9-7843581bd838",[169,180,187],{"id":170,"data":171,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"3f21dfef-5dca-4e0b-bf4c-0c812e184000",{"type":52,"reviewType":19,"spacingBehaviour":34,"multiChoiceQuestion":172,"multiChoiceCorrect":174,"multiChoiceIncorrect":176,"multiChoiceMultiSelect":6,"multiChoiceRevealAnswerOption":6},[173],"For how long did Napoleon remain exiled on Elba?",[175],"Less than a year",[177,178,179],"Six years","Less than a month","The rest of his life",{"id":181,"data":182,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"154af746-4937-44d9-b843-df02641cb89a",{"type":52,"reviewType":34,"spacingBehaviour":34,"activeRecallQuestion":183,"activeRecallAnswers":185},[184],"When Napoleon returned from his exile, how did countries like Russia, Britain, Austria and Prussia respond?",[186],"Fearing another wave of French attacks, they formed a defensive coalition",{"id":188,"data":189,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"e378f4b8-cb77-473d-83c4-7a3fef907018",{"type":52,"reviewType":19,"spacingBehaviour":34,"multiChoiceQuestion":190,"multiChoiceCorrect":192,"multiChoiceIncorrect":194,"multiChoiceMultiSelect":6,"multiChoiceRevealAnswerOption":6},[191],"Before his enemies had time to combine their forces, who did Napoleon attack (and decimate) in Belgium?",[193],"The Prussian army",[195,196,197],"The British army","The Russian army","The Austrian army",{"id":199,"data":200,"type":34,"maxContentLevel":19,"version":20,"reviews":203},"6b7dfb32-422e-4ed1-af34-595199535269",{"type":34,"markdownContent":201,"audioMediaId":202},"After defeating the Prussians at the Battle of Ligny, Napoleon turned his attention to the British, where they were camped near the village of Waterloo. The British army, led by the Duke of Wellington, took up a defensive position at the top of a ridge.\n\nWhen they arrived at the ridge, Napoleon made his army wait. The ground was wet after a recent rainstorm, and he wanted it to dry, so that the mud wouldn’t slow his soldiers down. But this decision was a big mistake.\n\n![Graph](image://2373aa3b-b728-4e68-9c89-c48b2b162d02 \"The Battle of Waterloo. Image: Public domain\")\n\nThe delays gave the remnants of the Prussian army enough time to circle back to Waterloo. The French found themselves suddenly outnumbered, with the British and the Prussians attacking on both sides. Napoleon was forced to stage a chaotic retreat. More than 10,000 soldiers were killed at Waterloo, most of them French.","decf1443-f0af-42c5-aa32-5c7873a63b18",[204],{"id":205,"data":206,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"62c43a2e-6470-499b-aa96-d985e2616424",{"type":52,"reviewType":110,"spacingBehaviour":34,"orderAxisType":111,"orderQuestion":207,"orderItems":209},[208],"Put these stages of the Battle of Waterloo in order:",[210,212,214,216],{"label":211,"sortOrder":4},"A group of Prussians escaped the French at Ligny",{"label":213,"sortOrder":34},"The French marched to attack the British",{"label":215,"sortOrder":20},"Napoleon ordered his army to wait for the mud to dry",{"label":217,"sortOrder":19},"A group of Prussians arrived to support the British",{"id":219,"data":220,"type":34,"maxContentLevel":19,"version":20,"reviews":223},"7aed7cd7-008a-490e-9c8f-83a17a95dd46",{"type":34,"markdownContent":221,"audioMediaId":222},"The French defeat marked the end of Napoleon’s dream of conquering Europe. He returned to France, before abdicating the throne for the second time in three years.\n\nHe went into exile on the island of Saint Helena. This time, he never returned. He spent 6 years on the island, until he died of stomach cancer at the age of 51.\n\nIn his final will, Napoleon wrote the following: 'I wish my ashes to rest on the banks of the Seine, in the midst of that French people which I have loved so much.' Instead, his body was buried on Saint Helena.","b1b50344-0253-4996-9b62-53b4647c6e9d",[224,231],{"id":225,"data":226,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"b3d9acd0-7b3c-43bf-afdc-4b9f86754be1",{"type":52,"reviewType":34,"spacingBehaviour":34,"activeRecallQuestion":227,"activeRecallAnswers":229},[228],"After his defeat at Waterloo, Napoleon went into exile for the second time. Where was he exiled?",[230],"Saint Helena",{"id":232,"data":233,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"0d07eda3-99a9-4185-80e1-eb658ba194ba",{"type":52,"reviewType":19,"spacingBehaviour":34,"multiChoiceQuestion":234,"multiChoiceCorrect":236,"multiChoiceIncorrect":238,"multiChoiceMultiSelect":6,"multiChoiceRevealAnswerOption":6},[235],"Where was Napoleon buried?",[237],"On Saint Helena",[239,240,241],"By the Seine","In Russia","At Waterloo",{"id":243,"data":244,"type":34,"maxContentLevel":19,"version":20,"reviews":247},"1d116499-73fa-4c11-8ac6-c90f21eb40ea",{"type":34,"markdownContent":245,"audioMediaId":246},"There's no shortage of sources from the Battle of Waterloo, including letters and journal entries from a number of soldiers who were directly involved in the conflict.\n\nFor example, in a letter written by the Duke of Wellington, we learn that the British victory did not come without loss: 'My heart is broken by the terrible loss \\[...\\] my old friends and companions and my poor soldiers.'\n\nHowever, Wellington points out one of the problems with using primary sources to understand a historical battle. Warfare is crowded and chaotic, which makes it hard for an eyewitness to recall events with perfect clarity: 'no individual can recollect the order in which, or the exact moment at which, they occurred.'\n\nTheir memories will also be blurred by their emotions, either triumph or remorse, or in the case of Wellington, a little bit of both.\n\nLuckily, historians can clarify accounts by comparing them with archeological findings. Unlike a number of older battles, the Waterloo battlefield can be visited and studied today.","b6aadfa5-f5cd-480c-b47f-abf0a9769fec",[248,258,267],{"id":249,"data":250,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"4a03f0ee-fd90-4b83-9be8-360422d5f33b",{"type":52,"reviewType":19,"spacingBehaviour":34,"multiChoiceQuestion":251,"multiChoiceCorrect":253,"multiChoiceIncorrect":255,"multiChoiceMultiSelect":6,"multiChoiceRevealAnswerOption":6},[252],"Despite winning the Battle of Waterloo, who wrote in a letter that \"my heart is broken\" by the terrible loss of life?",[254],"Duke of Wellington",[25,256,257],"Lord Howard of Effingham","Admiral Horatio Nelson",{"id":259,"data":260,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"31e779c0-7182-4430-b12c-a846e6b90a9d",{"type":52,"reviewType":20,"spacingBehaviour":34,"binaryQuestion":261,"binaryCorrect":263,"binaryIncorrect":265},[262],"As an archaeological site, can the Battle of Waterloo still be visited by modern historians?",[264],"Yes",[266],"No",{"id":268,"data":269,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"4efc7158-15c1-4316-843f-94b2cf72e1af",{"type":52,"reviewType":19,"spacingBehaviour":34,"collapsingSiblings":270,"multiChoiceQuestion":275,"multiChoiceCorrect":277,"multiChoiceIncorrect":279,"multiChoiceMultiSelect":6,"multiChoiceRevealAnswerOption":6,"orderAxisType":34,"orderQuestion":283,"orderItems":285},[271,272,273,274],"52448176-6399-4639-94af-55dc8c6236e0","a860e8c1-0719-4cec-9341-0562dc802b89","7364de96-1229-449b-b871-065e9d851b35","95da726f-9d45-45c4-b02d-4261234ef445",[276],"When was the Battle of Waterloo?",[278],"1815 CE",[280,281,282],"1896 CE","1942 CE","1521 CE",[284],"Put these events in order:",[286],{"label":287,"reveal":278,"sortOrder":20},"Battle of Waterloo",{"id":289,"data":290,"type":20,"version":20,"maxContentLevel":19,"summaryPage":292,"introPage":299,"pages":305},"679e1790-b128-4e13-b441-0ed4ab97b30d",{"type":20,"title":291},"The impact of Waterloo",{"id":293,"data":294,"type":19,"maxContentLevel":19,"version":34},"3afec200-8695-46c8-9927-cccf38bd178b",{"type":19,"summary":295},[296,297,298],"Napoleon’s defeat at Waterloo led to almost a century of peace in western Europe, known as Pax Britannica","Pax Britannica was maintained by Britain, who no longer had serious international rivals, and acted as a global policeman","After Waterloo, Prussia became the most powerful state in a new German Confederation",{"id":300,"data":301,"type":38,"maxContentLevel":19,"version":34},"30c17784-6995-427e-be66-38c918b1b6a5",{"type":38,"intro":302},[303,304],"What impact did the Battle of Waterloo have on the wider world?","What might the world have looked like if the British and Prussians had lost the Battle of Waterloo instead?",[306,337,362,367],{"id":307,"data":308,"type":34,"maxContentLevel":19,"version":20,"reviews":311},"0e358ddc-7143-470f-8ad8-64a1c0a7415d",{"type":34,"markdownContent":309,"audioMediaId":310},"Napoleon’s death led to a period of peace in western Europe, which lasted for almost a hundred years. This period of peace is sometimes referred to as Pax Britannica, or ‘British Peace’.\n\nWhy? Because the victory over France had left Britain with no serious international rivals. They assumed the role of global policeman, maintaining peace – but always on British terms.\n\nThe nation’s previous rival for global power, the Spanish Empire, had dwindled in the centuries since the Battle of Gravelines, and suffered greatly during the Spanish American wars of independence. After the Battle of Waterloo, Britain’s power was completely undisputed.","83412ed6-ce79-4e7f-82f3-65c4d450ea54",[312,330],{"id":313,"data":314,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"0a8efde2-ce21-473a-9e94-de0e6e271e69",{"type":52,"reviewType":19,"spacingBehaviour":34,"collapsingSiblings":315,"multiChoiceQuestion":319,"multiChoiceCorrect":321,"multiChoiceIncorrect":323,"multiChoiceMultiSelect":6,"multiChoiceRevealAnswerOption":6,"matchPairsQuestion":327,"matchPairsPairs":328},[316,317,318],"c87e3cb4-1f94-4608-bedf-ddb7080efab9","95642c45-f0c9-49d7-b1b7-3e7249fc29de","53012d74-294c-4988-8dd5-83a6066aed3f",[320],"Which of these was an important consequence of the Battle of Waterloo?",[322],"Pax Britannica",[324,325,326],"British empire","Treaty of Addis Ababa","Allied victory at WW2",[103],[329],{"left":287,"right":322,"direction":19},{"id":331,"data":332,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"362e3bbb-d7e4-4e2b-96a9-2a9b1f11bcac",{"type":52,"reviewType":34,"spacingBehaviour":34,"activeRecallQuestion":333,"activeRecallAnswers":335},[334],"What does Pax Britannica translate as?",[336],"British Peace",{"id":338,"data":339,"type":34,"maxContentLevel":19,"version":20,"reviews":342},"c7b529ca-81de-4bba-928d-dbfcf5d2d6f1",{"type":34,"markdownContent":340,"audioMediaId":341},"While Britain flourished after Waterloo, their allies in the battle, the Kingdom of Prussia, also went from strength to strength.\n\nFor hundreds of years, Prussia had been part of the Holy Roman Empire, a collection of states which had clung together since the coronation of Charlemagne in 800 CE. In 1806, these states were claimed by Napoleon’s forces, but after the Battle of Waterloo, the French were forced to withdraw. In 1815, a new entity was created to replace the Holy Roman Empire: the German Confederation.\n\nPrussia was the most powerful state in the German Confederation. In 1871, when the German Confederation formally unified into a single nation, the Prussian king, Wilhelm I, became the country’s first Kaiser, or emperor. His grandson, Wilhelm II, was a driving force behind World War One – the conflict which brought Pax Britannica to an end.","7d7b06c8-6fa9-41c2-a678-dcd1ef770f21",[343,353],{"id":344,"data":345,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"16d95de4-3210-4c68-94b8-8f5ca5588170",{"type":52,"reviewType":19,"spacingBehaviour":34,"multiChoiceQuestion":346,"multiChoiceCorrect":348,"multiChoiceIncorrect":349,"multiChoiceMultiSelect":6,"multiChoiceRevealAnswerOption":6},[347],"The German Confederation formed in the aftermath of Waterloo. Which was the most powerful state in this Confederation?",[143],[350,351,352],"Luxembourg","Saxony","Austria",{"id":354,"data":355,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"f552fc2d-65c8-4968-b7bf-5810e03122b5",{"type":52,"reviewType":20,"spacingBehaviour":34,"binaryQuestion":356,"binaryCorrect":358,"binaryIncorrect":360},[357],"In 1871, when the German Confederation formally unified into a single nation, who was the country's first Kaiser?",[359],"Wilhelm I",[361],"Charles I",{"id":363,"data":364,"type":34,"maxContentLevel":19,"version":20},"7a080ba0-708e-4424-a069-347f59d3707d",{"type":34,"markdownContent":365,"audioMediaId":366},"If the French had won at the Battle of Waterloo, then Napoleon might have gone on to achieve his dream of conquering all of Europe. The Pax Britannica period of history would never have taken place, with a Napoleonic Era unfolding across the continent instead.\n\nAs the emperor of France, Napoleon stripped the rights of women, as well as reinstating colonial slavery. Presumably, he would have made similar changes across Europe, drastically reducing the personal freedoms of millions of people. He was also staunchly anti-democratic, and would have probably blocked the growth of democracy where it was developing in places like Britain.\n\nAnother impact of a French victory would have been the disappearance of the German nation. If the French had won the Battle of Waterloo, they would have retained control over the former states of the Holy Roman Empire. And if Germany had never existed, maybe World War One, led by Kaiser Wilhelm II, and World War Two, led by the Nazi Party, would never have come to pass.","d9f6a47e-a16a-4216-b439-8539c7cde554",{"id":368,"data":369,"type":34,"maxContentLevel":19,"version":20,"reviews":372},"526ee566-cedb-4e72-9737-786809c6422c",{"type":34,"markdownContent":370,"audioMediaId":371},"In 1852, a couple of decades after the fall of Napoleon’s French Empire, a new ruler took to the throne: Louis-Napoleon, the nephew of Napoleon himself. He wanted to continue what his uncle had started, and his reign is sometimes known as the Second French Empire.\n\n![Graph](image://ea8fda65-c234-49a1-b0f2-eb2df08f5fb2 \"Louis-Napoleon. Image: Public domain\")\n\nThis imperial period wasn’t entirely unsuccessful. Louis-Napoleon focused his attention on overseas territories, and managed to set up colonies in Southeast Asia and parts of Africa. He also briefly established control over Mexico, until the Mexicans fought back and the French were forced to withdraw.\n\nHowever, the Second French Empire was ultimately short-lived. Prussia was growing as a political power, and under mounting pressure from the French public, Louis-Napoleon reluctantly declared war on them. He was swiftly defeated and dethroned, and spent the rest of his life in exile, exactly like his uncle.","ec0d5f2f-8f1a-4537-bb25-591e63a0b329",[373,384,396],{"id":374,"data":375,"type":52,"version":34,"maxContentLevel":19},"30060cf8-8820-4d8c-abb1-322623459cab",{"type":52,"reviewType":19,"spacingBehaviour":34,"multiChoiceQuestion":376,"multiChoiceCorrect":378,"multiChoiceIncorrect":380,"multiChoiceMultiSelect":6,"multiChoiceRevealAnswerOption":6},[377],"In 1852, Napoleon's nephew took control of France. 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