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His empire of France never really collapsed, but Napoleon's reign was ended after #1 his failed attempt to annex Russia during winter, a failure also made by Hitler, where Napoleon lost 50,000 some to freezing temperatures and starvation. #2 His failing Continental System to diminish Britain after he could not conquer their navy he cut off Europe's trade to them, however it didn't affect them. After a series of defeats Napoleon stepped down and was exiled to Elba, however he returned and ruled for 100 days but was finally defeated at the Battle of Waterloo by the Duke of Wellington. He then was exiled to St. Helena, far in the South Atlantic, where he remained until his death. After his death the congress of Vienna, a meeting of Europe's leaders, met and redrew the borders of Europe returning land, and installed new systems to prevent someone like Napoleon over taking again.
So Napoleon's empire didn't really collapse, it's "collapse" happened mostly before his reign. Yet Napoleon left many lasting reforms upon France.
What else can I help you with?
What were Napoleon's Major accomplishments?
Napoleon made the napoleon code and extended the french empire alot=)
What were two reasons for the collapse of Napoleon's Empire?
The Peninsular war is what he blamed it on, but his Russian defeat also played a major role.
Who made France a great empire?
The residents and Napoleon Bonaparte
What made the Mongol Empire collapse?
They failed companiangs in the 1330's
What empire did napoleon defeat in 1797 that made him well respected among the french people?
The Austrian Empire.
In western Europe the Middle Ages began after the collapse of which empire?
The Middle Ages began after the collapse of the Roman Empire.
What challenges did the keyword "Franco-Prussian War" pose for Napoleon III during his reign?
The Franco-Prussian War posed challenges for Napoleon III during his reign because it led to his capture and downfall, resulting in the collapse of the Second French Empire.
What aspect of Napoleon's character or personality do you think was the most responsible for the collapse of his empire?
Napoleon was a very motivated and powerful emperor who was not content on being master of France, but wanted to be Master of the World. I think that is because he was so power hungry. If he had just been content with controlling France, their would have been no conflict and the empire wouldn't have fallen.
How did disease affect the Roman Empire and contribute to its collapse?
the disease made them have diarhea and crapped them selves to death
What empire did Napoleon defeat in 1797?
The Austrian Empire.
What did Napoleon call his empire?
Its called The First French Empire.
How did Neros actions contribute to the collapse of the Western Roman Empire?
Nero's actions had nothing at all to do with the collapse of the Roman empire. He ruled roughly 300 years before the collapse.
