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Napoleon's Conquest

Napoleon's Conquest of Europe

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When was Napoleon placed in charge? November 1799, after politicians carried out a coup d’état and overthrew the Directory
When did he become a commander fighting who where? 1796, fighting Austrians in Italy
Napoleon invaded where to weaken Britain when France and Britain went to war? Egypt
Why did Napoleon send his troops in with Bayonets drawn? He was angry after the group yelled "Down with the tyrant"
How did he please the bourgeoisie and recieve their support? He promoted trade and industry. He placed taxes on imports to protect French businesses. Set up a national bank.
How did he win the support and backing of the working class? He created new jobs. Set food at lower prices. He gave land to peasants that the government gained from the Revolution.
How did he please the nobles? He gave those who fled France pardons during the Revolution.
What was the agreement called that Napoleon came to with the Pope that balanced the rights of Church and state? The Concordat of 1801
What did Napoleon do because he did not favor political parties or free elections? He had the police shut down newspapers who opposed him. He had spies looking for disloyal people.
When did Napoleon take the title of emperor? 1804
Napoleon broke up alliances between which countries? Russia, Austria, and Britain
When did Napoleon's armies rolled over the forces of Austria, Prussia, and Russia? 1805-1807
Napoleon brought reforms to which lands? European
Who was Napoleon's number one enemy? Britain
What did Napoleon do after he gave up his dream of invading France? He decided to strike at the British trade
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