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The Franco-Spanish fleet fought off Britian's Mediterranean fleet. Britain was forced to withdraw.
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On August 15, 1769 Napoleon is born on the island of Corsica.
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The storming of the Bastille and the start of the French Revolution.
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A time of violence after the French Revolution. All those against the revolution were being killed.
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Napoleon was trying to create more trading relations. The campaign was a failure.
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Napoleon founded it in order to be the First Counsul of France. It ended the French Revolution.
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The First Counsul for Life was established by Napoleon. The constitution VIII was accepted by plebicite. This constitution made Napoleon dictator of France.
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The Napoleonic Code forbade privilages based on birth, allowed freedom of religion and said that governmnet jobs go to the most qualified.
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Napoleon was crowned Emeror of France.
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The Battle of Trafalgar was a naval battle of the Brittish Navy and the French and Spanish navies.
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The French army defeated the Russo-Austrian army after nine hours.
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Napoleon made a forgien policy against Britian. His goal was to stop British commerce.
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It was a military conflict of France against United Kingdoms, Spain and Potugal for control of the Iberian Peninsula.
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Napoleon wanted Russia's trade to stop with England. He chased the Russian amry through Russia, only to turn back because of the coming winter.
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After the Battle of Borodino was fought between Frnce and Russia, Napoleon entered Moscow hoping to find supplies, but instead found that the Russian army had burnt down everything. Knowing that winter was coming and they had very few supplies left, Napoleon retreated back to France.
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French army fought agains the combined armies of Russia, Prussia, Austria and Sweden. It was Napoleon's first defeat as well as the largest battle in Europe before World War I.
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Napoleon was captured by the British and exiled to the island of Elba.
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The "Hundered Days" marks the hundered days of Napoleon's reign from returning from exile on Elba, to the restoration of Louis XVIII on the French Throne.
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This was a battle of Napolian against the Seventh Coalition. This was Napoleon's last battle and ended his rule of French Emperor.
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Napoleon was exiled to St. Helena. He would never return to France.
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Napoleon died on St. Helena on May 5, 1821. Doctors think he might have died from stomach cancer.
