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Born on August 15th 1796 in Ajaccio, France. Marked the birth of one of the most powerful France leaders ever.
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Napoleon lead his army into Italy where he was brutally outnumbered. His goal was to conquer both the Austrians and Piedmont´s separately.
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Invasion of Egypt and Syrian territories. His goal was to defend French trade interests. The campaign ended in 1801
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He signed the concordat, which was an agreement with the pope. By him signing this, it gave him the support of the organized church.
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The directory of France was the consulate. Napoleon became the first consul. By him the first consul it made him Frances leading political figure.
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France´s first set of civil laws. They included laws that covered, concerning property, individual rights, and colonial affairs.
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Made himself emperor of France. He then took control of the Austrian Netherlands and some other countries to gain more power.
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This was his only loss during this time. The British navy defeated him, which kept him from conquering Britain
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A policy to make Europe more self- sufficient. It was an effort to stop all trade between Britain and and other European nations.
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Invaded Russia and was terribly defeated. The Russians withdrew and 30,000 French men died. The campaign ended on December 12th 1812.
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One of the last defeats that resulted in what was left of the French power. It was also one of the biggest of Napoleon´s wars.
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Abdicates the throne and is sent to the island of Elba. A island on the Mediterranean.
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His military career lasted about 20 years. He was a great and powerful French army general that lead to the Napoleonic wars
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Napoleon was defeated by the British and the Prussians in Belgium. This defeat finalized the end of his reign.
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Exiled again to a farther island off the coast of Africa, St. Helena. He then died there as a British prisoner.
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Died at age 52 in Saint Helena. Possibly died of stomach cancer, but some theories include that he could have been poisoned.
