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Napoleon was entrusted to protect Frances interior because he fought off angry mobs trying to take over Paris successfully.
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Napoleon took a large fleet and army to try and defeat the Ottoman defender and take control of Egypt.He was very successful in doing so until the British Admiral stopped Napoleon's fleet in the Battle of the Nile. Despite his huge defeat to the British Napoleon goes back to France and only talked about his successes.
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Napoleon's supporters demanded that Napoleon be put in charge. three consuls were put in place with Napoleon in charge. Napoleon was a dictator despite France still having a structure of a republic. -
Through the napoleonic wars France became the dominant power in Europe.
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one of the most significant and decisive battle of the Napoleonic Wars, Austerlitz ranks as one of Napoleon’s greatest victories. during the battle of Austerlitz 68,000 French troops defeated nearly 90,000 Russians and Austrians.
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Napoleon was able to take control over much of Europe through several treaties, alliances, and victories in battle. However his greed for power and property will soon lead to his downfall.
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Napoleon's greed led him to seek out even more land he could potentially conquer. He was set on taking control over Russia. He went about this by placing troops at Russia's western border. By June of 1812, Napoleon was in Russia, ready to invade. Napoleon's overconfidence in himself led him to think he could easily conquer Russia rather quickly. By October,he decided to retreat due to low supplies.he was caught in the russian winter and only 94,000 of his 600,000 troops survived.
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Directly after Napoleon's defeat in Russia,he decided to make a new army. This made him vulnerable to his enemies and they decided to take this opportunity to attack. All of his enemies came together in Germany and quickly defeated France. When Napoleon surrendered, his enemies forced him to give up his title and move his empire to the island of Elba and never come back.
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Napoleon came back to France despite being exiled. Some citizens were still loyal to him while others were not thrilled about his return.
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After napoleon returned to France his enemies gathered their troops and waited for Napoleon's attack. On June 18, Napoleon was up against the British and Prussian army. He was defeated by the two armies.
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After Napoleon's defeat he tried to run away to the Americas. He was soon captured and sent away to Saint Helena. Saint Helena was significantly more remote than the island of Elba. Napoleon lived in saint helena for six long years.
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he most likely died from stomach cancer but his cause of death is still somewhat of a mystery.
