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The Campaign was fought by Napoleon in Italy, it helped end the French Revolutionary Wars. -
Napoleon started an expedition in Egypt, it proved to be a disaster. -
The Consulate was the top-level Government in France from the fall of Directory. It unfortunately disbanded in 1804. -
Napoleon created this bank to foster economic recovery after the recession of the Revolutionary Period -
This was an agreement between Napoleon Bonaparte and Pope Pius VII, which was signed on July 15th 1801. -
Napoleon named himself Consul for life, and later, Crowns Himself Emperor. -
Napoleon proclaimed himself Consul for life, -
Napoleon furthered his reputation on the battlefield. In a Series of conflicts known as the Napoleonic Wars, he battled the forces of the Greatest European Powers, and he took great risks.
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The Napoleonic Code is the French Civil Code established under the French Consulate in 1804, and is still in effect. -
Napoleon Crowned himself Emperor on December 2nd, 1804 at Notre-Dame -
During the Napoleonic Wars, a Spain Resistance occurred, the Spanish Patriots used Guerrilla style tactics to attempt to counter the French Invaders. -
This battle was a naval engagement the British Royal Navy and the fleets of French and Spanish Navies during the Third Coalition. -
The Decrees of Berlin and Milan, proclaimed a Blockade, which didn’t allow neutrals or French allies to trade with Britain. -
The French Invasion on Russia lasted from June 24th 1812 - December 14th 1812. It was also known as the Russian Campaign, it happened because Napoleon wanted to force Russia back into the Continental Blockade of the UK. -
The battle involved 560,000 soldiers and 2,200 artillery pieces, the battle resulted in Napoleon being defeated. -
The Battle of Waterloo marked the final battle Napoleon would have, and an end to his reign. -
Napoleon was abdicated on June 22nd 1815, so his son Napoleon II could take the throne. -
This war lasted from March 20th, 1815 to July 8th, 1815, exactly 100 days.