KnowraConcordat of 1801Linked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Concordat of 1801, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 2Related 7Compared with 2Napoleon BonaparteBroader topic: It restored public religious practice while keeping the church under state influence.French ConsulateRelated: It ended the Consulate’s conflict with the papacy while keeping the church under state influence.GallicanismRelated: It established a new church-state settlement after revolutionary disruption of older Gallican institutions.ConcordatBroader topic: It reshaped Catholic institutions in France after the Revolution without restoring their former property.United Kingdom of the NetherlandsCompared with: The kingdom lacked a comparable settlement that could reconcile royal policy with Catholic institutions.Civil Constitution of the ClergyRelated: It replaced the constitutional church settlement with a negotiated relationship between state and papacy.Jules FerryCompared with: Its church-state settlement contrasted with Ferry’s effort to reduce clerical influence in schools.UltramontanismRelated: Its state-managed settlement illustrates the political control ultramontanists sought to resist.Pope Pius VIIRelated: Pius VII accepted this settlement to restore Catholic worship in France, while disputes over its terms persisted.ChouannerieRelated: Religious reconciliation addressed a central grievance that had fueled western resistance.Secularism in FranceRelated: It established a state-managed religious settlement that lasted until the separation law of 1905.