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This consisted of many battles led by Napoleon. It helped to end the French revolutionary wars. This was a success for France because it ended the war for them which is what they needed.
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Napoleon went to Egypt on an expedition to explore and find things about Egypt’s culture. This was a success and failure for them because their invasions in Egypt went over well, but they did not have many good finds in learning about the Egyptian‘s.
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The consulate was a document that was pushed to make the government of France better and get rid of supremacy. This was created by three consuls. The consuls were Napoleon Bonaparte, and two other men (Emmanuel-Joseph Sieyès and Pierre-Roger Ducos) who were not in as much power. Napoleon made the decision to abolish the consulate when he declared himself as the emperor in the year of 1804. This was a big success for a Napoleon until he was crowned.
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Napoleon Bonaparte created this in order to gain a economic recovery after the time of the revolution. This became very successful because it greatly increased the industry in a little amount of time.
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This reached agreement was between Napoleon and representatives in Rome and Paris. They defined the status of the Catholic Church in France. This was successful because it ended the breach that was going on that was caused by acts in the French Revolution.
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He became the first consul at 30 years old. Napoleons power increased during this time as he was in his own one-man government. This brought France peace and comfort. He was very successful in this because the people did not want his power to get taken away and liked him as a leader.
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This was a new code of laws that embodied Enlightenment principles such as equality for men. This was a success and a failure because it helped men but made women lose their rights and privileges.
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Napoleon crowned himself as a symbol to be intimidating by showing others that he would not submit to their power. He had various wins and loses throughout the job of an Emperor. since he had lost as many battles as he did, his army had a downfall. However, he did have achievements as well which is what led his time as emperor to be successful and a failure.
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In this battle 27 British ships encountered France at Cape Trafalgar. France and Spain had an advantage with much better ships and weapons. However, they did end up surrendering and had some ships explode. Their loss lead this battle to be a failure for France.
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The Holy Roman Empire was very successful until Napoleon abolished it after it being destructive for over 1000 years. This was a success for a Napoleon because his plan succeeded and he now has less of a battle to fight.
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This was a blockade created by Napoleon that was meant so that Britain could not have a good trade system. This failed because Napoleon did not have enough control over the seas and the British ships smuggled goods to Europe.
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The resistance in Spain was a failure to the French because the Spanish people were devoted to the church and their former king. The Spaniards went through great efforts to drive out the French. Spanish patriots conducted “guerrilla warfare” which were hit and run raids towards the French. These attacks kept happening until a great amount of French soldiers were tied down.
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France’s invasion of Russia was a failure. When they got to Russia it was extremely cold causing them to get hypothermia. They also had a lack of food for themselves and the horses. Due to their bad conditions they did not succeed in their invasion.
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This battle was between France and many other nations combined. France was on its own since Austria hesitantly sided with the allies against Napoleon. The Allied army played a very big role in napoleons defeat in this battle.
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Napoleon stepped down from power to pass it on to his son. Since the age of his son, he was rejected in this request. He was abdicated and went to Elba.
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When Napoleon arrived in Paris after coming back from his long journey from exile on Elba, The French were attacked by a newly concluded alliance. Much of the army was lost and Napoleon felt defeated.
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In the battle of Waterloo Napoleon and the French were defeated by the British and Prussians. This battle marked the end of France’s power.
