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The Italian Campaign was when Napoleon led his army into Italy to try to isolate the Austrians from the Piedmontese so he could conquer each of them separately.
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The Egyptian Campaign was to defend French trade, seek further alliances, and weaken Britain's access to India.
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Napoleon was at the top level of the French government.
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Banque de France was the national bank of France to restore confidence of the banking system in France. Successful until the Mississippi bubble burst in 1720.
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The Concordat of 1801 was an agreement reached by France and papal and clerical representatives defining the status of the Roman Catholic Church in France.
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Napoleon declared himself Consul for Life.
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The Napoleonic Code made men have authority over their families, took away women's rights, reduced rights of children, and made male citizens have equal rights under the law.
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Napoleon declared himself the emperor of France and at his coronation he crowned himself.
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The Battle of Trafalgar was a naval battle, in the third coalition, between the British Royal Navy and the French and their Spanish allies.
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Napoleon had destroyed the long-lasting Holy Roman Empire.
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The Continental System was a blockade by Napoleon to stop Great Britain by destroying the British commerce.
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Napoleon underestimated the Spanish and during uprisings against the French the Spanish were successful.
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Napoleon's army invaded Russia to attempt to defeat the Russian Army but it ended in disaster for the French.
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At the Battle of Nations Napoleon was defeated resulting in destruction of French power in Germany.
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Napoleon was forced to step down from power completely.
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Napoleon escaped for exile on Elba, went back to his supporters in Paris, and ruled for one hundred days. The Hundred Days was ended by Waterloo.
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Napoleon was defeated at the Battle of Waterloo and exiled for good.
