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napoleon was born in?
corsica
On March 9,1796 he married
Josephine Beauharnais
Josephine Beauharnais had two children from a previous marriage named
Eugene and Hortense
Divorced Josephine in 1810 because she couldn’t give him a
heir
In 1811 who did he marry after Josephine?
Marie Louise
Marie Louise and Napoleon had a son named
Napoleon II
Helped defeat British and Spanish forces that were trying to capture the city was the first time Napoleon became known as what?
military leader
November 9, 1799 was
Coup d’etat of Napoleon
Forms Consulate
three person executive branch with napoleon as first consul
Code Napoleon
civil laws that make law and consequences known to the people and over 2000 laws
Bank of France
national banking system that stabilizes French currency since people now have the government backing up the money
Concordat of 1801
Catholic church returned as official religion of France but Napoleon has all priests work for the government
Legion of Honor
award for citizens/soldiers who made a contribution to France
Meritocracy
job given on merit based on skill
Plebiscite
yes/no vote on a subject but controlled by Napoleon
Beautifies paris
built much infrastructure including many bridges that are famous in paris
Set Up Lycees
secondary vocational schools in order to give people a trade
Sells Louisiana Territory
Sold to U.S. for 15 million as a result of the loss in Haiti and he needed money for his wars
Loses the colony of Haiti
major loss of sugar cane and former slave revolts and the first successful revolution by former slaves in history
Crowns himself Emperor in May of 1804
pope in attendance
Many battles
gained much land
Trafalgar
lost against British navy and proved he couldn’t defeat them
Russia
lost and was the turning point for him and 500,000 of 600,000 of his troops were killed
Leipzig
defeat after Russia lost
Waterloo
final loss after 100 days
Continental system
blockade of trade with Britain which was a major mistake
Censors Press
France went from over 70 newspapers to 4 by the end of his reign
100 days
returns from exile to Elba in 1814
final exile to st helena
dies on May 5, 1821