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By way of the Concordat of 1801 which cost him nothing and gained him much favor with the French majority.
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How did Napoleon try to restrict individual rights and freedoms?
Napoleon tried to censor and control the newspapers, and free speech was not slowed in France or the French Empire.
Le tour de France information?
Try the offical Tour de France website www.letour.fr
Did Louis XVI try to end the French Revolution?
Some historians might say that it came with the crowning of Napoleon as Emperor of France in 1804. Others might say that it ended in 1795 with the end of the Reign of Terror and the beginning of the Directorate and the Thermidorian Reaction. The legal government was overthrown by a military coup in 1799. The French Consulate replaced the Directory.
How does the french religion effect their food choices?
French people of Catholic descent usually do not eat meat on Fridays. (It is a definite no-no on the Holy Friday, for observant Catholics). In French canteens, fish is served on Fridays. French People of Muslim descent do not eat pork. The meat has to be halal, i.e. prepared along certain lines (especially the way animals are slaughtered). This is equally true for people of Jewish descent, who eat Cacher meals. Depending of their declared religion, peole can get alternative courses when eating in canteens, for example in military canteens.
Why did Louis the 16Th try to escape France?
He became convinced that his life and that of his family was in danger.
How did Napoleon try to restrict individual rights and freedoms?
Napoleon tried to censor and control the newspapers, and free speech was not slowed in France or the French Empire.
How did Napoleon try to restrict right to freedom?
Napoleon tried to censor and control the newspapers, and free speech was not slowed in France or the French Empire.
Did Napoleon Bonaparte try to take over Europe?
At first he was just trying to help France during their "Depression" then he did sorta get out of control and pretty much tried to. So...yes, he did.
French control of Louisiana upset Jefferson because he feared France would do WHAT?
Jefferson feared that Napoleon (the new leader of France after their revolution) would try to start an empire in Louisiana and take over the United States and also the rest of the world. Another reason is Napoleon had planned to close the port of New Orleans to American shipping. Spain secretly made a bribe with Napoleon to take Louisiana territory if France would leave the Spainiards alone and not attack them and take over their territory. Napolean made the deal, but did NOT plan to keep his end of it.
How hard did India try to keep control of the empire?
IIndia try very hard to maintain there empire because they were afraid of loosing there culture, language, religion, and customs
Why does napoleon try to have boxer killed?
because he wants to...
What was Napoleon's original name?
He named himself 'First Consul' in 1799and he named himself emperor in 1804.Napoleon named himself First Consul. He did this to try to convince other European states to stop their opposition to the French Revolution.
What did Napoleon Bonaparte try to change?
The political map of Europe.
What port did Jefferson try to buy from napoleon?
new orleans
How did Napoleon Bonaparte try to use economic warfare to control british and why did this policy fail?
Napoleon created the CONTINENTAL SYSTEM, which was an economic blockade (or embargo) by France and all French allies on the European Continent (Prussia, Austria, and Russia -- they were allies because they surrendered to France) on the United Kingdom. The embargo was actually relatively successful in destroying the British economy.However, an embargo harms the economies of both groups who do not trade with each other and Russia was far more dependent on trade with the United Kingdom than the UK was on trade with Russia. As a result, Russia broke the embargo and began trading with the United Kingdom. In order to compel Russia to follow the rules of the blockade, Napoleon was pressed to invade Russia and force a re-capitulation to the previously-agreed-to terms. This invasion, ironically, served to be Napoleon's undoing, leading to the destruction of his victorious armies.
How did Napoleon Bonaparte try to use economic warfare to control the British and why did this policy fail?
Napoleon created the CONTINENTAL SYSTEM, which was an economic blockade (or embargo) by France and all French allies on the European Continent (Prussia, Austria, and Russia -- they were allies because they surrendered to France) on the United Kingdom. The embargo was actually relatively successful in destroying the British economy.However, an embargo harms the economies of both groups who do not trade with each other and Russia was far more dependent on trade with the United Kingdom than the UK was on trade with Russia. As a result, Russia broke the embargo and began trading with the United Kingdom. In order to compel Russia to follow the rules of the blockade, Napoleon was pressed to invade Russia and force a re-capitulation to the previously-agreed-to terms. This invasion, ironically, served to be Napoleon's undoing, leading to the destruction of his victorious armies.
How did Napoleon Bonaparte try to use economic warfare to control the British and why did the policy fail?
Napoleon created the CONTINENTAL SYSTEM, which was an economic blockade (or embargo) by France and all French allies on the European Continent (Prussia, Austria, and Russia -- they were allies because they surrendered to France) on the United Kingdom. The embargo was actually relatively successful in destroying the British economy.However, an embargo harms the economies of both groups who do not trade with each other and Russia was far more dependent on trade with the United Kingdom than the UK was on trade with Russia. As a result, Russia broke the embargo and began trading with the United Kingdom. In order to compel Russia to follow the rules of the blockade, Napoleon was pressed to invade Russia and force a re-capitulation to the previously-agreed-to terms. This invasion, ironically, served to be Napoleon's undoing, leading to the destruction of his victorious armies.
