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Which European campaign was a disaster for Napoleon?
The 1812 invasion of Russia. The French arrive at Moscow only to find the place deserted, everyone who was anyone had gone to St Petersburg. The French left it too late to march back to Poland before the winter snow. Ill equipped for the terrible conditions the French perish, harrassed by cossacks & attacked at river crossings. Having said that, at the other end of the continent & without Napoleons presence the 'Spanish ulcer' was hurting terribly as Wellington began to move towards France. But the Russian campaign cost the lives of hundreds of thousands of men & leads to abject defeat at Leipzig in 1813. there is a brief resurgence of the great man in 1814, but it is all too little too late. Finally it all ends at Waterloo.
At what battle in 1807 did napoleon trap a Russian army against the Alle river thereby forcing the czar to sign the treaty of Tilsit?
Friedland, Murat leads one of the greatest cavalry charges in history. Marshal Lannes was attacked & then, literally, the Cavalry arrives. The Russians lose 80 Guns & 25 000 men.
What were the results of the hundred years' war?
England wins battles do to long bow. Joan of Arc leads french amies. Joan's execution rallies the French. Northern Europe is slower in advancing in the arts and Renaissance movement. For More Renaissance Terms, there is a link below
How did the French and Indian War have an effect on the American Revolution?
The French and Indian war led to British becoming broke which equals taxation which equals Colonists not wanting to pay which leads to war which leads to American Revolution.
What was the purpose of literacy?
Literacy leads to education and education leads to prosperity.
When was A Small Misunderstanding Leads to Disaster created?
A Small Misunderstanding Leads to Disaster was created in 2006.
What kind of war does Jefferson Davis want to fight?
He wants it to be a war in the best Confederate spirit - plenty of romantic cavalry charges and legendary acts of bravery. This leads to disaster. His unwise choice of Generals does much to lose him the war.
Who leads the French army?
The French President is the Commander in Chief of the French Army
Who leads the army?
The French President is the Commander in Chief of the French Army
Major disaster because of wrong measurement?
Wrong measurement usually leads to wastage of resources. Similarly wrong measurement usually leads to the completion of a shoddy work.
Who is the English king who leads his army to victory over the French at Harfleur?
Henry v was the king who leads his army to victory over the french at harfleur
What can be learned from the Asian tsunami?
ineffective planning and communication leads to disaster and The rest of the world will respond to help those in need
Why did the Battle of Waterloo?
Why did the Battle of Wateroo do what ? As it is it is a Q that leads nowhere... I could add to it myself, but I didn't ask it... come on, ask for a bit more & I, and maybe others too, will reply...
When is a natural disaster considered to be a natural hazard?
When a natural disaster causes an adverse event that leads to the death of people and the destruction of property, then it is referred to as a natural hazard. The adverse events have to be natural and not influenced by man in anyway to be considered as adverse.
Which European campaign was a disaster for Napoleon?
The 1812 invasion of Russia. The French arrive at Moscow only to find the place deserted, everyone who was anyone had gone to St Petersburg. The French left it too late to march back to Poland before the winter snow. Ill equipped for the terrible conditions the French perish, harrassed by cossacks & attacked at river crossings. Having said that, at the other end of the continent & without Napoleons presence the 'Spanish ulcer' was hurting terribly as Wellington began to move towards France. But the Russian campaign cost the lives of hundreds of thousands of men & leads to abject defeat at Leipzig in 1813. there is a brief resurgence of the great man in 1814, but it is all too little too late. Finally it all ends at Waterloo.
At what battle in 1807 did napoleon trap a Russian army against the Alle river thereby forcing the czar to sign the treaty of Tilsit?
Friedland, Murat leads one of the greatest cavalry charges in history. Marshal Lannes was attacked & then, literally, the Cavalry arrives. The Russians lose 80 Guns & 25 000 men.
How do you practice French online?
The related link Holt, Rinehart, and Winston - Allez, viens! Lv1 below leads to the website that can help you practice your French reading skills by testing you on some basic French.
