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Napoleon has hopes to conquer Italy with his French/Italian army
He succeeded -
Defended trade interests
Seemed further alliances
Weakened Britain’s access to India -
Controlled interest rate throughout France
Fostered economic recovery -
Refined French Catholic Church
Ended breach caused by church reforms and confiscations -
Napoleon became emperor of the French
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Established equality of citizens
Undid reforms from the revolution for women -
He placed the crown on his own head and proclaimed Josephine empress
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Made government efficient, abolished privilege and made everything fair
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Naval engagement by the British navy and French navy. The British won the battle.
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Napoleon smashed the Holy Roman Empire forcing the Austrian army to be against them
They ended up smashing the Austrian army and gained allies -
A blockade trying to paralyze Britain
No French ally could trade with Britain -
Weakened French military power
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Napoleon invades Russia during the winter
The Russian army forces a retreat
Napoleons army gets picked off
Around 500,000 French casualties with 10,000 remaining soldiers -
2 Saxon brigades and some Württembergers deserted the army leaving a hole in the French line
They became surrounded with little ammunition and lost -
After Waterloo he returned to Paris with hopes of keeping political support
He was force to give up his role -
Napoleons escape from exile
Brought to an end after Waterloo -
Napoleon used an outdated warfare tactic and lost the battle, ending his time as emperor of France