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What is the term used that refers to the events in France following th efinal defeat of napolean at Waterloo?
the final days of Napoleon as emperor are called 'la bataille de France', then Napoleon did abdicate (the abdication). He managed toescape the Mediterranean island of Elba where he was relagated, and seized back power for a whort period: 'les cent-jours' (the hundred days). The following period is the 'restauration' (when monarchy came back to power)
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Napolean's final defeat was at the what?
It was at Waterloo in Belgium.
Where did the duke of Wellington defeat napolean?
Waterloo in Belgium.
Napoleon's leadership of France ended with his?
Defeat at Waterloo.
Following the defeat at Waterloo where did Napoleon ask to be sent?
United States
What is a defeat?
Waterloo
What is Defeat?
Waterloo
When was Napoleon forced to leave France?
After his 1815 defeat at the Battle of Waterloo he was sento exile on St. Helena in the South Atlantic.
Who did Napoleon defeat at Waterloo?
Nobody, the French were defeated at Waterloo.
What island was Napoleon sent to after his defeat at Leipzig?
Following Napoleon's defeat at Leipzig in 1814, he was exiled on the the island of Elba which is located off the coast of central Italy.Napoleon escaped from Elba in 1815 and regained power in France again. The Quadruple Alliance of the Seventh Coalition outlawed him and Napolean was defeated at Waterloo in present day Belgium. He was exiled again, this time on Saint Helena, a tiny, remote and secure South Atlantic island off the coast of Africa.
What is decisive defeat?
Waterloo
a decisive defeat?
Waterloo
How many times was Napolean exiled?
twice. In 1814, after the Battle of the Nations and the Campaign of France, he abdicated and was made Emperor of Elba, a small island off the coast of Italy. This was a mistake, because in 1815 he returned to France and had to be hammered again at Waterloo. After that he was exiled to st. helena, a small dot in the middle of the Atlantic, where he died in 1821.
