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After the battle of Waterloo why did people call Jean Francois a traitor?
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He had become friends with Napoleon.
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What is meant by Waterloo Teeth?
The Battle of Waterloo was a huge battle between France and Britain (with Prussia as Britain's ally). Britain eventually won, but there were huge amounts of dead men on each side. Soldiers from both sides, but especially British soldiers (who had a repuation for being savage and ruthless, and were nicknamed the "God damns" by their French enemies) would take the teeth from dead French soldiers and sell them to people who had lost their teeth due to disease or diet back in Britain or Ireland when they got home.
Who was the traitor in American Revolutionary War?
Benedict Arnold is the infamous, classic American traitor. Although, he left the Colonial Army not out of personal interest, but disgust with how little support the people of the colonies showed for the movement.
What marked the end of Napoleon Bonaparte's regime?
Napoleon was finally defeated in 1815 at the famous Battle of Waterloo. Beginning in 1804, he had been a powerful and seemingly unstoppable political and military leader widely praised for his skill at military strategy. But by 1813, he was finally losing ground, as his enemies (including the armies of Austria, Russia, Sweden, England, and Spain) were not only able to stop him but to temporarily drive him into exile. He returned from the island of Elba and tried to regain his power, but he was unsuccessful. The Battle of Waterloo was fought in what is today Belgium, in June 1815, and the forces that opposed him, led by the Duke of Wellington, were victorious; Napoleon's political rule as the Emperor of the French people came to an end, and so did his military career.
What state thought Benedict Arnold was a traitor?
He was in Pennsylvania at the time when the evidence was found and Major Andre was hanged. At that point he escaped to the British. When he escaped, he had not yet been accused of being a traitor. It was only after he escaped to behind British lines that people realized he had been the traitor. After the Revolutionary War, the complete story of his treachery became available in British archives in London.
Why the King of Saudi is a traitor against the Arabs and his own people?
Saudi Family now belive in money as there God, Islam is for there entertainment
Captured people in the Battle of Waterloo?
There were 8.000 French soldiers captured at Waterloo.
What did Ares do?
He murdered people for fun! And he was a traitor.
What accent do the people in Waterloo road have?
Manchester?
What is a Jewish renegade?
Someone who is a traitor to the Jewish people.
What crimes did Ares do?
He murdered people for fun! And he was a traitor.
What are Ares's crimes?
He murdered people for fun! And he was a traitor.
How many people did Jean Francois Nau kill?
42
Was Stephen F Austin a traitor?
He was not!! Many people believe that he was, but he was not.
What is the population density of Regional Municipality of Waterloo?
Regional Municipality of Waterloo's population density is 370.4 people per square kilometer.
Why you think Louis XVI was considered a traitor?
Louis XVI was considered a traitor by the people of France because of his oppression of the poor people. The nobility would work them but then not pay, with Louis XVI consent.
Did francois Dominique toussaint l'ouverture have children?
no. they aren't the same people
Why does Creon want Polyneices to remain unburied?
Once Oedipus dies, his two sons, Polyneices and Eteocles, must become King of Thebes. They battle for it, and Polyneices attacks Thebes, therefore he is a traitor. When people are properly buried, their souls are allowed to pass to the afterlife. Since Polyneices is a traitor, Creon doesn't want his soul to pass to the afterlife.
