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He was defeated in the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.

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How did Napoleon loose his empire?

He was defeated at Waterloo and sent into exile at St. Helena,


Why did the Napoleonic Empire come to an end?

Napoleon was defeated by the Seventh Coalition at Waterloo and was sent into exile.


When and where was napoleon finally defeated after his escape from exile on Elba?

Napoleon was finally defeated at the Battle of Waterloo on June 18, 1815. This decisive battle took place near Waterloo in present-day Belgium, where he faced a coalition of forces led by the Duke of Wellington and Prussian Field Marshal Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher. The defeat marked the end of his rule and led to his second exile, this time to the remote island of Saint Helena in the South Atlantic.


Why did Napoleon leave his troops?

He didnt leave it it was taken from him he got defeated and captured at waterloo 1820


How important a part did Britain play in the downfall of Napoleon?

Britain overcame Napoleons Continental System, this forced other less powerful states to choose sides over France or Britain and a few swayed sides towards Britain. Britain actually thrived during this time and most of Europe took a financial hit because of the laws. Britain was also a part of all of the coalitions that fought France and weakened their army enough to the point where they defeated Napoleon and exiled him. When Napoleon returned from his exile he was defeated by the coalitions again in Waterloo where he was finally exiled to St. Helena and eventually died of cancer. This all shows that not only did Britain have a role in defeating Napoleon but they were one of the main reasons he was defeated.


What was the year of Napoleon's last exile?

1815


What was Napoleon's exile isle?

Isle of Elba


What did Napoleon do when Paris was captured?

He was sent into exile.


What year was France freed from kings?

Complex question. First in 1793 at the deposition of Louis XVI, then in 1815 when Napoleon returned from exile, and finally in 1848. France finally and permanently became a Republic in 1870.


What countries did Napoleon control before being defeated at Waterloo?

Very few since he had spent most of the preceeding year in exile and the French Army and Empire had been dismantled in his absence.


When did Napoleon stop leading France?

While he was in exile.


How did Napoleon's leadership end?

With his exile to St. Helena.