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In Napoleon’s attempts to control Europe he annexed the top of Italy into his empire. (Yellow)
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In an attempt to disrupt British trade with India, Napoleon led the Egyptian campaign. (Red)
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Napoleon overthrew the weak Directory and set up the Consulate, a three-man governing board. (Green)
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In order to pull France out of its financial debt, Napoleon created the central bank of France. (Green)
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Napoleon made peace with the Catholic Church with this concordat. It kept the Church under state control but recognized Catholics religious freedom. (Green)
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After naming himself First Consul, Napoleon then named himself consul for life. (Green).
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Napoleon’s code reformed laws, embodied with Enlightenment principles but also undid some reforms of the French Revolution. (Green)
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Napoleon declared self emperor with France’s support. (Green)
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Napoleon waged economic warfare through the Continental system, Britain responded by blocking European ports. This resulted with failure for the French. (Red)
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Napoleon abolished the remainder of the Holy Roman Empire and created 38 member Confederation of the Rhine under French protection. (Green)
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The Continental system closed European ports to British goods. (Yellow)
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Napoleon sought reforms that undermined the Spanish Catholic Church, however many Spaniards remained loyal to the former king and church. (Red).
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After Russia backed out of their alliance agreement with France, Napoleon invaded Russia to face terrible conditions. (Red)
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The Russians, Austrians, and Prussians aligned to defeat Napoleon and his army. (red)
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Napoleon was abdicated from power and exiled to Elba, Lois XVIII became king (red)
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This period of 100 days Napoleon lived in triumph whole the allies resembled their forces and the Congress was at Vienna. (Green)
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Napoleon was once again defeated by the Belgium abs Prussian armies, resulting in his exile to St. Helena (red)
