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Napoleon Bonaparte's birth was on Corsica. Corsica is an island in the Mediterranean.
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Napoleon was a child and went to military school. Napoleon graduated during 1785 and became a general in the French army.
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Napoleon crossed the Alps to go to Italy. Napoleon went to Italy and had great success.
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Napoleon went to Egypt. Napoleon did not have the same success. Napoleon's army was targeted.
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Three consuls were created and Napoleon was one. Napoleon had taken the power. The time period of the First Consul for Life was 1799-1804.
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Napoleon had given the church partial power. Napoleon signed a Concordat.
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Napoleon created new laws. The people of France all had equal rights.
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The Battle of Trafalgar was Napoleon's one loss. Napoleon did not conquer Britain.
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Napoleon had added to the power he had in Europe. Napoleon became the Emperor of France.
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Trade from Britain and Europe would be stopped. A policy named by Napoleon.
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Napoleon wanted to conquer Russia. Over 400,000 soldiers went to Russia with Napoleon. The Russians used a scorched-earth policy. Winter was on its way, and many of Napoleon's soldiers passed away.
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France was attacked by Sweden and Austria. Napoleon had been defeated in Germany.
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Napoleon left the throne. Napoleon was exiled to an island named Elba.
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Many Europeans fought Napoleon. Napoleon had a final battle and he was defeated in Germany, close to a Belgian town and the name of the town was Waterloo.
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Napoleon was sent to St. Helena. St. Helena is an island located in the south Atlantic Ocean.
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Napoleon had been in St. Helena. Napoleon passed away in St. Helena.
