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A year after finishing his military school in Paris, he became an artillery officer.
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Napoleon is promoted to Brigadier General.
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The Directory was overthrown and replaced with the three member consulate.
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This was an agreement between Pope Pius VII and Napoleon that reestablished the Church in France, but it was under the terms of Napoleon.
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This title was given to Napoleon and meant that he had the most power of the three consuls in the government.
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This code forbade privileges based on birth, allowed freedom of religion, and specified that government jobs should go to the most qualified.
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This crowning occurred at the cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris and meant that Napoleon was now ruler over France.
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Combined French and Spanish ships are defeated by British fleats.This battle marked the assurance that Napoleon would never be able to invade Britain.
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This was a policy of Napoleon in his fight against Great Britain during the Napoleonic Wars. The decrees of Milan and Berlin declared the blockade that closed European ports so British ships could not enter.
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This was a policy of Napoleon in his fight against Great Britain during the Napoleonic Wars. The decrees of Milan and Berlin declared the blockade that closed European ports so British ships could not enter.
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This is when Napoleon tried to invade and take over Russia. His main goal was to try to compel Tsar Alexander I of Russia to stop trading with the British.
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After being forced to give up his thrown, European powers exiled him to Elba, which is an island in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Beginning in September 1814 and continuing until June 1815, the goal of this meeting was to create a long-term peace plan for Europe that would prevent imperialism in Europe, like Napoleon’s empire.
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This battle was near the city of Waterloo and here, Napoleon’s French army was defeated by the Duke of Wellington.
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This island is where Napoleon was exiled after his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo. This is also his place of death.
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