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I'm not too sure what the other ones are but I know he definitely built the French Bank on 18th January 1800.
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How many wives does Napoleon Bonaparte have?
Only two.
What two forces helped to bring Napoleon Bonaparte's empire to a end?
Napoleon Bonaparte's empire came to an end in 1815. The two forces for this fall in power were the Britain and Russian military forces.
Did the French Revolution stay true to the enlightenment ideals?
Absolutely not!!! There are mainly two reason why. One was "The Terror" and the other was Napoleon Bonaparte.
What countries did napoleon annex?
Napoleon invaded the two nations comprised of the Netherlands in 1795. One Netherlands is part of Austria. The other "half" is the Dutch Netherlands. Napoleon combines the two into the Batavian Republic and they were then part of France. Napoleon also annexes the Papal States.
Where was Napoleon Bonaparte defeated?
Napoleon lost in Spain and took a huge defeat in Russia. These two losses were two huge factors in Napoleon's downfall. His final loss was at the Battle of Waterloo in Belgium.
What is a bicorne?
A bicorne is a two-cornered hat, such as worn by Napoleon Bonaparte.
How many wives does Napoleon Bonaparte have?
Only two.
What two forces helped to bring Napoleon Bonaparte's empire to a end?
Napoleon Bonaparte's empire came to an end in 1815. The two forces for this fall in power were the Britain and Russian military forces.
Who were Napoleon's children?
Napoleon Francois Joseph Charles Bonaparte, Duke of Reichstag. Plus several illegitimate children and two step children.
How many times was Napoleon Bonaparte exiled from France?
two times Once to Elba & then finally to St Helena.
Who were two enlightened despots during the 18th century?
Napoleon Bonaparte, Catherine the Great, Fredrick the Great, and Joseph II.
What where the names of Napoleon Bonaparte's two wives?
Josephine de Beauharnais and Marie Louise of Austria.
Who is in Napoleon Bonaparte's family?
Napoleon had seven brothers and sisters, two step children of Josephine's, a son with Marie Louise and numerous children outside of wedlock. His mother also outlived him.
Did the French Revolution stay true to the enlightenment ideals?
Absolutely not!!! There are mainly two reason why. One was "The Terror" and the other was Napoleon Bonaparte.
Who ruled in France in 1803?
At that time the constitution was the Consulate; originally a parliamentary democracy headed, not by a President, but by two Consuls. But by 1803 Napoleon Bonaparte was First Consul for Life, so he did all the ruling. Only a year later he was proclaimed Emperor.
What is name of the 2 famous people who have had epilepsy?
Many famous people have had epilepsy. Two famous ones are Julius Caesar and Napoleon Bonaparte.
Are names singular or plural?
A name is a proper noun; and like most nouns can be singular or plural.A singular name is the name of one person or thing: Napoleon BonaparteA plural name is a word for two or more people or things with that name:There were several Napoleaons of France; Napoleaon Bonaparte (emperor 1804-1815); Napoleon II, son of Napoleon Bonapart (emperor for less than two months in 1815);Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte, known as Napoleon III (first President of France 1848-1852).Now, how about some Oreos (Oreo cookies).
