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Created after the Coup of 18-19, during the French Revolution. It was later abolished by Napoleon when he declared himself emperor.
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Created by Napoleon
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An agreement between Napoleon and Pope Prius VII. It was signed in Paris, and was effective until 1905.
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Written by Napoleon, this book was, in short, the French’s version of a constitution.
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He crowned himself, therefore not giving any power to anyone else. At the same time, he crowned his wife Josephine Empress. This was held in the Cathedral of Notre-Dame, in Paris, and was incredibly expensive.
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Although the French had the Spanish Navy on their side, the British ultimately won. This was a loss for Napoleon.
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After he was defeated by Napoleon at Austerlitz, the last emperor of the Holy Roman Empire abdicated the throne, ending the Empire.
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Spain did not want to be ruled by France, and so fought back.
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Napoleon cut off legal trade between Europe and the rest of the world. It ultimately failed, since Europe’s economy started to fall.
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France attempted to invade Russia, and consequently failed. This was a loss for Napoleon.
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This was a loss for Napoleon.
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Napoleon had intended to keep his support from Paris, however, they didn’t agree. They demanded he abdicate the throne, and eventually exiled him.
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Right after he was allowed out of exile on Elba, Napoleon launched into another war. This ended with the Battle of Waterloo.
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This battle ended with Napoleon’s defeat by Wellington.