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Napoleon controlled the countries around the French Empire through a combination of military conquest, strategic alliances, and the establishment of satellite states. He expanded French influence by defeating rival nations and then installing loyal leaders or creating client states that adhered to his policies. Additionally, Napoleon spread revolutionary ideals, such as the Napoleonic Code, which appealed to some populations, allowing him to maintain control. His diplomatic skills also enabled him to forge alliances, although many of these were fragile and often led to conflict.
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What countries were part of napoleon's grand empire?
prussia, austria,russia,and sweden
In 1810 napoleon had signed alliance with prussia the Austrian empire and the Russian empire what countries shown on the map were not allied with napoleon?
With the map I have the answers are Portugal, Sioily, Sardinia, and Great Britain
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.
How was Napoleon able to control the countries neighboring the French Empire?
By having alliances and military threats.
How did Napoleon add territory to France?
Napoleon Bonaparte was a decorated military commander. After became First Consul of France he annexed the territories around France to add to his empire.
How did Napoleon try to restrict individual rights and freedoms?
Napoleon tried to censor and control the newspapers, and free speech was not slowed in France or the French Empire.
What countries were part of napoleon's grand empire?
prussia, austria,russia,and sweden
In 1810 napoleon had signed alliance with prussia the Austrian empire and the Russian empire what countries shown on the map were not allied with napoleon?
With the map I have the answers are Portugal, Sioily, Sardinia, and Great Britain
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.
How did Napoleon try to restrict right to freedom?
Napoleon tried to censor and control the newspapers, and free speech was not slowed in France or the French Empire.
What main purpose did Napoleon's wars with various countries serve?
to create and expand a French empire
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.
What were the parts of Napoleon's grand empire?
The three parts were: The empire of France with a portion of Italy Those countries dependent on France and ruled by Napoleon's family members or close friends The allies of France who were forced into their allegiance
How did England get control of India and some African countries?
it is an empire
What were the parts of grand empire?
The three parts were: The empire of France with a portion of Italy Those countries dependent on France and ruled by Napoleon's family members or close friends The allies of France who were forced into their allegiance
Napoleon had to deal with forces both inside and outside the french empire which area was more important to control?
the inside area
Why do some people resist Napoleon's efforts to build an empire?
because they don't like the way he made threats to other countries
