Europe in the Ancien Regime, 1763

In this assignment, students are reminded of the political divisions of Europe during the Ancien Regime. On the following map, you should be able to locate all the countries listed below. Please note their size and location relative to their neighbors.

Kingdom of Portugal	Kingdom of Spain	Kingdom of France
United Kingdom of Britain and Ireland	United Kingdom of Denmark and Norway	Holy Roman Empire {German Nation)
Kingdom of Prussia	Grand Duchy of Austria	Electoral Saxony
Kingdom of Poland	Kingdom of Sweden	Russian Empire
Austrian Netherlands	Austrian Kingdom of Hungary	Austrian Duchy of Milan
Austrian Duchy of Tuscany	Kingdom of the Two Sicilies	Republic of Genoa
Papal States	Republic of Venice	Principality of Piedmont
Principality of Sardinia	The Dutch Republic	Swiss Confederation

To view the completed map of 1763, click Labeled Map of 1763

Geographical features important for the Ancien Regime

Learn the location of the following by studying the appropriate maps.

For Western Europe

Paris	London	Brussels	Amsterdam
The North Sea	The Pyrennes	The Rhine	The Meuse (Maas)

For Central and Eastern Europe

Vienna	Frankfurt	Berlin	St. Petersburg
The Elbe River	The Danube River	Bohemian Forest	The Alps

For Southwestern Europe

Lisbon	Madrid	Marseille	Rome
Tagus River	Atlas Mountains	Gulf of Biscay	Mediterranean Sea

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