A) 1799 B) 1821 C) 1815 D) 1807
A) Versailles Palace B) Notre-Dame Cathedral C) Louvre Palace D) Tuileries Palace
A) 10 meters B) 3 meters C) 8 meters D) 6 meters
A) British Museum B) Versailles Palace C) Uffizi Gallery D) Louvre Museum
A) Wore red robes B) Spoke in Italian C) Crowned himself D) Refused to kneel
A) Laurel wreath B) Imperial crown C) Gold crown D) Diamond crown
A) Five years B) Three years C) Six months D) One year
A) As dominant over it B) As equal partners C) As subservient to it D) As hostile to it
A) Religious devotion B) Family unity C) Military victory D) Napoleon's legitimacy and power
A) Circular arrangement B) Minimal spacing C) Hierarchical placement D) Random distribution
A) As the main celebrant B) As opposed to Napoleon C) As a passive observer D) As equal to Napoleon
A) The Pope B) Napoleon's mother C) Josephine D) The cathedral
A) Romanticism B) Neoclassicism C) Baroque D) Impressionism
A) Talleyrand B) Napoleon's mother C) Pope Pius VII D) Cardinal Fesch
A) First Consul B) King of France C) Emperor of the French D) Holy Roman Emperor
A) L'Empereur Napoléon B) La Cérémonie Impériale C) Le Sacre de Napoléon D) Le Couronnement
A) Religious devotion B) Personal memoir C) Architectural record D) Propaganda |