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The battle was a win for Napoleon, as it was one of his first big wins. -
The campaign was a loss for Napoleon, he eventually had to withdraw his troops from the region and retreat. -
The consulate was a win for Napoleon. It is what led him to sole power eventually. -
It was a big win for Napoleon as he developed a French banking as people could barrow money to use and pay it back later and some. -
It was a win for Napoleon because he was able to select the bishops and watch church finances. -
This was a win for Napoleon as it created a name and image for himself and future generations to rule. -
The Napoleonic code was more good than bad. I would say it was a win, it give set in stone laws for the people but also promoted order and authority over individual rights. -
This was a win for Napoleon. He was able to set his own legacy and be separate from the kings who ‘come and go’ by his words. -
This battle was a loss for Napoleon. It ensured that he would not be able to invade Great Britain. It also cemented Great Britain as the best naval force for the next 100 years. -
I would call it a win for Napoleon, in some aspects it was revenge for him but it was also necessary so he could acquire the imperial title. -
This was a loss for Napoleon. It was an effort to stop Great Britain from trading with states and to weaken their economy but it didn’t work. -
I would say it was a win for Napoleon. When Spain didn’t agree to help he invaded them and imprisoned their king and prince. He also made his brother king. -
This was a major loss for Napoleon, as he was complete outsmarted and he got a little overconfident when preparing. This was the start of the downfall for the French and Napoleon. -
This was a big loss for Napoleon as the last of his and French power was taken. They were pushed back into the suburbs of France. -
It was a win for Napoleon by the fact that he escaped Elba and kind of rejuvenated Paris. -
This was what led to Napoleon being captured again and was his last battle as the French were decimated. -
Napoleon was forced to abdicate the thrown after an unsuccessful attempt to invade Russia and he was later thrown in jail/capture.