Because he was heavily defeated at the Battle of Waterloo near Brussels in 1815 by the combined British and Prussian armies and sent into exile for a second time. This time he was sent to St Helena in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean away from all his family.
While the Battle of Waterloo was what finally made Napoleon lose power, there were several other reasons leading up to it, most notably:
Disastrous war with Russia, this war started the new war tactic of small strikes against Napoleon army and disappearing rather that conventional battle and Napoleon started this war in the spring instead of conventional wisdom of going to war in the fall...thus slowing the march to Russia because of the tremendous amount of support required for an army of 400,000. If started in fall the army could have used the harvest season to support the troops along the way.
All countries were afraid of Napoleon's return from Elba and agreed to the 7th coalition of nations to fight Napolean.
His defeat in Russia, caused primarily by the weather and his military defeat at Waterloo.
Numerous causes can be named, but the final one was the Battle of Waterloo.
Great Britain was in constant opposition to Napoleon's Grand Plan.
Napoleon's empire collapsed for a number of reasons. Firslty Napoleon made a catastrophic mistake by invading Russia.. he planned 9 weeks for the whole campaign... that included the march into Moscow and defeating the Russian army. Nealry 600,000 men set out on the campaign and only 25,000 returned... Napoleons army was completely wiped out. Secondly, Napoleon's mental state had begun to deteriorate, he was unable to make sound judgements; and all the while his foreign enemies were gaining strength. They had united against Napoleon... following the war of 1812, Russia had joined the blockade that Briatin had set up against France. Britain ultimately controlled all of the sea ports, including the English Channel. This gave them control that no other country in Europe had. Nelson (G. Britain) annihilated Napoleon's Grand Army, and after this, Napoleon's Empire crumbled. The rest of Europe saw this weakness, and joined G. Britain in destroying the Grand Empire. Louis XVIII was then returned to the throne.The downfall of Napoleon's empire was caused by several interlocking factors. First, Napoleon's confidence stretched into over-confidence, which led to the over-stretching of French soldiers and war-making resources. Also connected, Napoleon's harsh rule over conquered territories caused bitter resentment among the people of those territories, which led to loss of production and the increase of rebellion, yet again taxing the resources of the French governing power. Finally, the staunch resistance of Great Britain maintained pressure on France which was significant in its own right.
Yes, a sticking thermostat is one of several possibilities. Some others would be:A pinched, kinked, or collapsed hose.An airlock.A failed waterpump.Low coolant.
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The two main reasons he lost were he fought the mighty English and the second reason it was a foolishly decided by Napoleon to attack in the bitter cold and snow on the floor made a win impossible for him.
the survival of Great Britain and the force of nationalism
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Le grande armée (the Grand Army.)
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Napoleon Total War has Napoleons campaigns and battles which are fun, but in the Grand Campaign there are only 4 playable factions: France, Great Britain, Russia, and Prussia. Empire Total War doesn't have the special campaigns but it's Grand Campaign allows for MANY more playable factions and will last you a lot longer.
Grand central is not that far from the Empire State Building. You could walk it with no problem.
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Great Britain was in constant opposition to Napoleon's Grand Plan.
There is a good map on the wikipedia page for the First French Empire. Linked below.
The Roman Republic was successful at expanding its borders for many reasons. One of those reasons is that unlike most other "civilized" nations, city-states,etc...,the roman army did not use a phalanx formation. The roman legion was much more flexible, and much faster. It was also very successful because it was very advanced for its time.
Wilhuff Tarkin, Grand Moff of the Empire's Army.