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Italian Campaign
Napoleon took over French army and made the Piedmontese surrender. (Green) -
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Egyptian Campaign
Loss to British but ships blockaded the Nile. Napoleon ran away back to France to say they won and left his soldiers in Egypt. (Red) -
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Consulate
New government created by Napoleon and created it around himself. (Yellow) -
Banque de France
The national bank of France set up to help stabilize the French currency. (Green) -
Concordat of 1801
Agreement between France and Holy Roman Empire. (Yellow) -
Consul for life
Napoleon made himself the first of three consuls for lIf until he later takes over as emperor. (Yellow) -
Declared self emperor
He crowned himself to show that nobody would control him. (Green) -
Napoleonic Code
New legal system created to replace old, outdated system. (Green) -
Battle of Trafalgar
Battle between British oval Navy and French/Spanish Navies. Resulted in British winning and establishing naval dominance for more than 100 years. (Red) -
Holy Roman Empire Abolished
After military defeat to Napoleon, he reorganized most of the empire to the Confederation of the Rhine. (Green) -
Continental System
Napoleon’s foreign policy that was used against the United Kingdom. Napoleon became allies with all of the surrounding countries. (Green) -
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Resistance in Spain
France and Spain invade Portugal together but Napoleon replaces Ferdinand VII and Charles IV with his brother and enforces French rules. Spanish people dont like that an fight back against the French. (Red) -
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Invasion of Russia
Napoleon invaded Russia from Poland but lost because the Russians drug the French all through Russia in the winter. (Red) -
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Battle of Nations at Leipzig
Decisive defeat for Napoleon, resulting in the destruction of what was left of French control in Germany and Poland. (Red) -
Abdication
After he no longer had any support, Napoleon was forced to abdicate and was exiled to Elba. (Red) -
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Hundred Days
The period of time between thee arrival of escaped Napoleon and th restoration of King Louis XVIII. (Yellow) -
Waterloo
Napoleon’s final battle in which he lost to the coalition of allies. This resulting in a second abdication and a second exile. (Red)