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Any possibility of a near term French Invasion was ended with the Battle of Trafalgar when the combined French and Spanish Fleets were destroyed. An earlier French Fleet destruction happened at the Battle of the Nile and it had required years for the French to rebuild the Navy.
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What are Signs of Napoleon syndrome?
Being small, and invading Egypt.
Why did napoleon give up his plans on invading Britain?
French finical difficulties and the difficulties involved with governing a large, distant, sparsely populated area were deciding factors in the sell off of the American territories.
What effect did Napoleon have on Canada?
His military actions in Europe resulted in Britain seizing American ships on the open ocean which lead to our war of 1812. That resulting in the United States invading Canada, which was a pretty big effect.
How did napoleon attack Britain?
The first "fight against Britain" of Napoleon took place in the year 1793 at the siege of Toulon.
What happened in Germany and Britain in 1914?
Britain delcared war on Germany for invading Belgium.
Why did Germany have difficulty in defeating Great Britain?
Germany did not defeat great Britain the English channel kept them from invading and the british people would not surrender the Germans lost the battle of Britain and that was the end of the German attempt to invade England
What are Signs of Napoleon syndrome?
Being small, and invading Egypt.
Napoleon Bonaparte Invading Russia Hitler-before Hitler?
There is only one Napoleon and there is only one Hitler.
Which battles foiled Napoleon's scheme of invading England in 1805?
Battle of Trafalgar
Who was Simón Bolívar?
a Spanish colonial general who fought Napoleon's invading armies
Why did napoleon give up his plans on invading Britain?
French finical difficulties and the difficulties involved with governing a large, distant, sparsely populated area were deciding factors in the sell off of the American territories.
What geographic factor made it unlikely that world war 1 battles would be fought in Great Britain?
The same reason as Napoleon & in WW2, the difficulty of getting sufficient invading forces across the English Channel.
What effect did Napoleon have on Canada?
His military actions in Europe resulted in Britain seizing American ships on the open ocean which lead to our war of 1812. That resulting in the United States invading Canada, which was a pretty big effect.
How did napoleon attack Britain?
The first "fight against Britain" of Napoleon took place in the year 1793 at the siege of Toulon.
What happened in Germany and Britain in 1914?
Britain delcared war on Germany for invading Belgium.
What kept the Mongols from successfully invading Japan?
japans army
What island did Napoleon want control of?
Britain?
