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This battle took place in the mediterranean off the coast of Toulon, France, while combined Franco- Spanish fleet fought off Britain's mediterranean fleet.
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Napoleon was born on the island of Corsica.
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This was a time of cruelty led by Robespierre, after the start of the French Revolution. It was caused by the conflicting veiws of the Girondins and the Jacobins. It was a time of mass execution moslty by guillitine, of people who were thought to be enemies of the revolution.
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The revolution began on the stroming of the bastille.
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This was Napoleon's campaign in the east. He campaigned to protect his country's trade interests, weaken Britain's access to India, and set up scientific enterprise in the region.
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The 18 Brumaire Coup brought Napoleon to power as a first consul of France. It also ended the French Revolution.
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Napoleon was already first consul, which meant that he had the most power. He then named himself consul for life, ensuring that he would always be in power and thsat nobody could ever take his place.
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This code prohibited priveledges based on birth, allowed freedom of religion, and gave government jobs based on ability.
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Napoleon's coronation ceremony was extremely ostentatious and showed off Napoleon's power.
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This battle was a naval engagement fought by the British against the combined fleets of the French and the Spanish, which resulted in a victory by the British.
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This battle resulted in one of Napoleon's greatest victories, and the french empire effectively defeated the third coalition.
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Napoleon set up this policy as a blockage to hurt British commerce.
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There was a military conflict of France and the allied forces of Spain, Portugal, and the UK for control of the Iberian Peninula.
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Invading Russia was a very bad idea made by Napoleon as it badly hurt his amazing army. It also resulted in the destruction of the French allied army and Russia's victory.
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Napoleon was forced to order his straving army out of Moscow before the harsh winter in Russia came.
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This battle was fought by the combined armies of Russia, Prussia, Sweden, and Austria against Napoleon's army, and France was brutally defeated.
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Napoleon was forced to abdicate the throne after his defeat, and he was exiled to the island Elba.
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The hundred days of Napoleon marked the time between Napoleon's return from exile in Elba to Paris and the newly throned kind of France, Louis XVIII.
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The Battle of Waterloo marked the final defeat of Napoleon. He then abdicated the throne and was exiled to Elba.
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Napoleon was imprisoned and then exiled to the island of St. Helena in the Atlantc Ocean.
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Napoleon died at age 52, most likely of stomach cancer.
