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Napoleon's grand empire fell as a result of several interconnected factors. The first was that Napoleon's governing policies were harsh and repressive towards those nations that had fallen under French control; as a result, French rule was bitterly resented and incited rebellion. The second was Napoleon's own excessive ambition: he stretched towards greater military achievements rather than choosing to rule well what had already been conquered. Finally, French resources became stretched and eventually broke under the pressure of the many enemies which Napoleon's policies had created.
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What british admiral defeated napoleon?
None. Admirals fight at sea, Napoleon on land. Several Britich admirals defeated French or her allies' fleets while Napoleon was Boss of France, and one - Sir Sidney Smith - defeated a French army on land, at the Siege of Acre; but he was only a Commodore at the time, not an Admiral. That is true but the man who defeated Napoleon's navy was Horatio Nelson.
The Russians defeated Napoleon's superior grand army by?
The Russians were used to the harsh winters. Napoleon's army was not.
Which European country was defeated early in world war 2?
Poland was the first to be defeated.
What was the battle that ensured the French would control the European continent?
The Battle of Austerlitz, fought on December 2, 1805, is often regarded as the decisive engagement that ensured French control over much of the European continent. Also known as the Battle of the Three Emperors, it saw Napoleon Bonaparte's forces decisively defeat the combined armies of Russia and Austria. This victory solidified French dominance in Europe and led to the establishment of the Confederation of the Rhine, effectively diminishing the influence of Austria and strengthening Napoleon's power.
Napoleon had to deal with forces both inside and outside the french empire which area was more important to control?
the inside area
What war did napoleon finally get defeated who led the allied forces?
Napoleon was finally defeated in 1815, at the Battle of Waterloo. The allied forces was led by the 1st Duke of Wellington, Arthur Wellesley.
Who won the Battle of Castiglione?
Napoleon and the French Army defeated the Austrian forces.
What foreign leader eventually defeated Venetian forces in the late 18th century?
Napoleon Bonaparte
Why was emperor Louis napoleon imprisoned and exiled to England in 1870?
The Prussian army defeated his forces
What was Napoleon Bonaparte defeated?
Napoleon Bonaparte was finally defeated at 'The Battle of Waterloo' by combined British and Prussian forces. It was fought on Sunday, 18 June 1815, near Waterloo, in present-day Belgium.
Which countries conquered napolion?
Napoleon was not defeated by one country. Although he was defeated and exiled earlier, he escaped and was ultimately defeated at the Battle of Waterloo by the Duke of Wellington (the British) and by von Blucher (a Prussian). There were also soldiers of varying European nationalities fighting, most notably the Dutch (Netherlands). Keep in mind that Napoleon's forces were mostly French and also the battle took place in June of 1815. Not World War 2 (as you stated in your category).
When Napoleon was defeated was then executed?
Napoleon was not executed.
When was Napoleon's army defeated in Russia?
in 1813, napoleon was defeated in the Battle of the Nations at Leipzig.IMPROVEMENTNapoleon's army was defeated in Russia in the year 1812.
Battle where Napoleon was defeated?
He was defeated at Waterloo in Belgium.
Who was the commander in Australia when Napoleon Bonaparte defeated them?
Napoleon never fought against, let alone defeated, Australia.
When was Napoleon first defeated?
He was first defeated in Italy by the Austrians.
When was napoleon defeated at Waterloo?
In 1815.
