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Which french statesman crowned himself emperor in 1804?
Napoleon Bonaparte. (It is unusual to describe him as a statesman, he was a general).
Who was ruler of many countries?
Many rulers have ruled over numerous countries. Some examples include Queen Elizabeth II, Napoleon, Hitler, and King George VI.
Who were the leaders in France 1853?
Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte, nephew of Napoleon, was emperor under the name of Napoleon III in 1853.
What is Napoleon's first name?
Its napoleonNapoleon. His last name was Bonaparte.
Why did the French accept Louis Napoleon as an emperor?
Louis Napoleon was a nephew oh Napoleon Bonaparte. France thinks that the French were instable, so they think that Louis Napoleon will help bring peace to France, which he did with real prosperity & a better enlightment.
Did Napoleon defeat any countries?
no
How did Napoleon changed the countries?
He was a dictator.
How many countries were involved in the napoleon wars?
5 countries were involved
What countries did napoleon not conquer?
ITALY
Which french statesman crowned himself emperor in 1804?
Napoleon Bonaparte. (It is unusual to describe him as a statesman, he was a general).
Which two countries remained undefeated by Napoleon?
England and Portugal remained undefeated by Napoleon.
What did Napoleon envision for his European conquests?
Napoleon promoted the idea of a French Empire but there was simply to much European resistance.
In 1808 Napoleon invaded these two countries?
Spain and Portugal.
Which foreign ruler referred to Britain as a nation of shopkeepers?
This was supposedly said by Napoleon in order to describe the UK as unfit for a war with France.
How did the coalition warfare against Napoleon affect the continental system?
The coalition warfare against Napoleon directly undermined the Continental System by fostering widespread resistance among European nations. As coalitions formed to counter Napoleon's expansion, many countries began to defy the trade restrictions imposed by the Continental System, seeking to restore economic ties with Britain and other nations. This resistance weakened the effectiveness of the system, leading to increased smuggling and ultimately contributing to Napoleon's downfall. The constant military conflicts also drained resources and created political instability, further eroding the system's intended economic isolation of Britain.
What countries did Napoleon Bonaparte rule?
Napoleon Bonaparte ruled most of the European continent. Napoleon ruled France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Hungry, and Poland.
What countries shown o the map were not allied with napoleon or controlled by him?
spain
