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The Italian Campaigns were conflicts between France and the other world powers. These marked a new way of battle. -
The French campaign in was Napoleon Bonaparte's campaign in the Ottoman territories of Egypt and Syria. -
The French government that was in work from 1799-1804. Napoleon established himself as the leader. -
The Banque of France was created by Napoleon to foster economic recovery after the recession. The bank issued two notes that were extremely high and not often used. -
This was an agreement between Napoleon Bonaparte and Pope Pius V that the status of the Roman Catholic Church. This failed because Napoleon did not view religion seriously -
Napoleon declared himself as the First Consul for Life, which gave him power and power to his son. He used this position to create the Napoleonic Code. -
This was the new French civil code, which is still in use today. It was a main influence on other 19th century civil codes -
Napoleon was crowned emporor of France. This was the start of a new French empire. -
A naval battle between Britain and the French and Spanish navy’s. The British were successful in overpowering the French and Spanish -
Napoleon grouped together formerly independent states(Confederation of the Rhine) and forced the emporor to abdicate his position. -
The Continental system prohibited all trade with Britain. This was not effective and lead to Napoleons demise. -
An anti-France revolt spread throughout Spain after Joseph Bonaparte took control. This resulted in Spain defeating France -
Napoleon attempted to invade Russia but was halted after one battle. This resulted in his exile. -
The Coalition armies defeated France in the battle of nations. This ended all French power in Germany. -
This marked the events that occurred between Napoleon's return to Paris after his exile and King Louis returning to the throne. -
Napoleon abdicated because he failed to invade Russia. He passed the throne onto his son. -
The battle of Waterloo was fought near Waterloo between Napoleon and two armies of the seventh coalition. The French army was defeated.