Aim/Goal: Did Napoleon have a positive or negative impact on Europe? Do Now: Why do you think Napoleon continued to be popular with the people after he.

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Aim/Goal: Did Napoleon have a positive or negative impact on Europe? Do Now: Why do you think Napoleon continued to be popular with the people after he became a absolute ruler? Normally the Church crowns the Ruler. Napoleon crowned himself.

Activity: As a class we are going to read the skit, “The Fall of Napoleon.” I am asking for three (3) volunteers to read. Ms. Gluck will play Frederick William III, Emperor of Prussia. After the skit, you will answer questions #1- 5, in complete sentences in your notebooks.

Alexander I: Czar of Russia

Label the country Alexander I belonged to:

Frederick William III: Emperor of Prussia

Label the country Frederick William III belong to:

Klemens von Metternich: Prince of Austria

Label the country Klemens von Metternich belonged to:

Duke of Wellington: England

Label the country the Duke of Wellington belonged to:

March on Moscow... and back!

What happened to Napoleon?

St. Helena in Perspective The choice of St. Helena was no coincidence. Unlike Elba, this island was not to be as pleasant a location. In the middle of the South Atlantic, thousands of kilometers from any major land-mass, escape was now virtually impossible. It was here that Napoleon was to die in 1821

Napoleon’s Death Some think Napoleon died of cancer. Others think he died from toxic fumes from the wallpaper in the house he spent the last 6 years of his life. (Arsenic)