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Why was the Battle of Waterloo a bigger conflict?
Because Napoleon vowed to take control over Britain. So it was fight to save Britain and a fight to take Britain! :)
Is it true napoleon lost the battle of Waterloo for his backup troops arrive late?
Napoleon lost the battle of Waterloo because the Prussian Army under Field Marshal Blucher managed to escape from French Grouchy Corps's control, reaching the battlefield in time to attack the French left wing during the very crucial moment of the battle, when Wellington Army was next to collapse.
Did Napoleon invade Italy?
Yes in 1796 he led a French Army into Northern Italy, he defeated the Austrians although lost one battle and then moved into Austria forcing them to sue for peace. France was given control of Northern Italy and the low countries.
What were Napoleon's important defeats?
Napoleon won many victories, across all of Europe, against all the other major continental powers. His most famous are Austerlitz, Jena-Auerstadt, the Battle of the Pyramids, to name some amongst many.
What were the 100 days of Napolean?
Napoleon abdicated in 1814 and was exiled to the island of Elba, off the coast of Italy. In early 1815, he escaped and rallied his troops. He returned to Paris and assumed control of the government on March 20. The Allied Powers, particularly England and Prussia, attacked and defeated Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo on June 18. His reign officially ended with the restoration of King Louis XVIII on July 8. The period of Napoleon's reign in 1815 became known as the Hundred Days, although it actually lasted 110.
How did napoleon gain full control of the animals?
Napoleon orders death for anyone who gives the hens food. They are rebelling because they don't want Napoleon to sell their eggs.
What countries were not allied or controlled by Napoleons empire?
Countries that were not allied with or controlled by Napoleon's empire included Britain, the Ottoman Empire, and Sweden. Britain remained a staunch opponent of Napoleon throughout the Napoleonic Wars, while the Ottoman Empire maintained its independence despite pressures. Additionally, Sweden, although it had alliances with France at times, ultimately remained outside of Napoleon's direct control. Other regions in Eastern Europe, such as Russia at certain points, also resisted Napoleon's influence.
In 1800 what did Napoleon Bonaparte control?
France
What island did Napoleon want control of?
Britain?
Why did the invasion of Russia happen?
Hitler wanted to control all the world and Russia was part of that. It was also a threat and one of the countries that defeated Germany in World War I.
What countries did Napoleon Rule?
Napolean conquered almost all of continental Europe including Prussia, Austria (which combine to hold most of modern day Germany and Austria), Italy (which at the time had been divided into various city states) and most of Eastern Russia untilhe was defeated in Waterloo
How did Napoleon gain control of Switzerland?
He invaded it with his armies.
