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1 FR #11: Napoleon, the collapse
A quick takeover of government is known as … The new set of uniform laws for France The naval battle in which England defeats France Public school Agreement with Catholic Church Prevent goods from getting into country Trafalgar Blockade Napoleonic Code Lycee Coup d'état Concordat Emperor

2 Invasion of Russia Russia & France had an alliance: agreement protect each other BUT, Russia sells grain to England Both wanted to control Poland So, Nap sends 450,000++ troops

3 Get to Moscow: Tsar (king) leaves, lets Nap wait
Russians retreat – without fighting – let Nap keep marching in – in heat, thousands desert, thousands die (loses at least 100,000) Get to Moscow: Tsar (king) leaves, lets Nap wait SNOW! Low supplies / only 100,000 soldiers Return to France, Defeated! On return it was 36 degrees below zero at nights – thousands more die

4 Allies European powers form an alliance to fight weakened Nap.
March to Paris, captures Napoleon, force him to abdicate (give up throne) & exile him to the island of Elba in 1814

5 France Louis XVI’s brother, Louis XVIII, takes over as a constitutional monarch Nap escapes in 1815, arrives in France, rallies his supporters & regains control of France for 100 Days

6 Europe No more Napoleon!
Countries gather to fight Nap & defeat him at Waterloo :final defeat Nap is exiled again but further away & he will die in exile

7 What happens next in France?
Louis XVIII – unpopular – Charles X – brother of Louis XVI – abdicates Louis Phillippe takes over (not a Bourbon, but from a different noble family) – 1st , “Citizen King” – abdicate Louis Napoleon Bonaparte – nephew of Napoleon – takes over & becomes Napoleon III – deposed Republic forms

8 Was the French Revolution a success?
Successful Unsuccessful

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