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This is a basic answer, but Napoleon's incursions in Spain, Germany, Italy, Russia, and Egypt were seen as interference to the existing order of the world, especially by Great Britain which perceived him as a very severe threat. It is evident that Napoleon believed only in brute force; that might made right. He excelled in military matters, but he failed at diplomacy, and he alienated many people who otherwise would have sided with him, eventually leading to his waterloo.
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Which country was able to remain outside napoleons European empire?
Russia and Great Britain (who eventually defeated him at Waterloo)..
What challenges threatened napoleons empire and what lead to disaster in Russia?
idkk
What parts of napoleons french empire and french lose as a result of the congress of Vienna?
scunthorpe
What country was not able to fight off Napoleons army and became part of the empire?
Russia
How did Napoleon loose his empire?
He was defeated at Waterloo and sent into exile at St. Helena,
Which country was able to remain outside napoleons European empire?
Russia and Great Britain (who eventually defeated him at Waterloo)..
How did the napoleon efforts to expand his empire eventually lead to his Waterloo?
this happened becasue he lost a battle at Waterloo and he got sent away and he came back and lost yet again...
What did napolean do after the empire collapsed?
He was at first exiled to the island of Elba but eventually escaped and returned to France where he tried to retake his empire and was defeated at the battle of Waterloo. He then died in exile.
Fall of napoleons European empire?
bonaparte
How big was Napoleons empire?
it was really big. that's why hes famous
What challenges threatened napoleons empire and what lead to disaster in Russia?
idkk
What parts of napoleons french empire and french lose as a result of the congress of Vienna?
scunthorpe
What country was not able to fight off Napoleons army and became part of the empire?
Russia
How did Napoleon loose his empire?
He was defeated at Waterloo and sent into exile at St. Helena,
What were the reasons for the collapse of napoleons empire?
The Peninsular war is what he blamed it on, but his Russian defeat also played a major role.
What were the two major reasons that Napoleons empire collapsed?
France's weak economy and the drain of Napoleon's many wars...
What were the effects of the Battle of Waterloo?
The net effect was the end of the French Empire and the Napoleonic Wars.
