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The bourgeois revolutions and the Spanish War of Independence image,…

- - - - contribute in state's expenses
      - All citizens
    - - law guaranteed
      - benefited the bourgeoisie
  - - - estates system disappeared
      - nobility and the clergy no longer had privileges
    - - limited male suffrage
      - bourgeoisie
  - - - based on popular sovereignty
      - limited male suffrage,
      - separation of powers
      - protected the rights of the people.
    - - citizens' interests
      - competed in elections
    - - republic
      - replace absolute monarch
      - constitutional monarchy
    - - equal rights,
      - only for men
- - - - French Revolution
      - Napoleonic Empire
  - - - Godoy
      - may of them
      - relationship
        
        changed in response to the events
        
        revolution
        
        empire
  - - - result of Louis XVI's execution
    - - 1795
      - with France
      - left the coalition
  - - - more moderate direction
    - - Godoy allied with France Britain
  - - - 1807
      - allowed French troops to cross Spain
        
        occupy Portugal
      - Napoleon took advantage
        
        occupy part of Spain
    - - (1796 and 1800),
      - Spain promised to help France
        
        invasion of Great Britain
      - 1805
        
        Battle of Trafalgar
        
        marked the end of Spanish naval power.
        
        French and Spanish fleets were defeated
        
        by the British
  - - - protect them from the French troops
    - - March 1808
    - - dismiss Godoy
      - abdicate in favour of his son
        
        Fernando VII.
  - - - France
    - - favour of Napoleon.
        
        Joseph Bonaparte then king
  - - - equality of all citizens before the law
      - payment of taxes.
    - - Spanish supporters