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1 Taking Control of France
Napoleon Bonaparte Age 9 Age 20 Age 24 Rise to Power 1975 Taking Control of France Military Genius Building an Empire North Africa Campaign: 1799: Respected by soldiers: Reconnaissance: Conquered most of Europe: Controlled by France Empire of France Confederation of the Rhine Kingdom of Westphalia Kingdom of Italy Kingdom of Naples Grand Duchy of Warsaw Kingdom of Spain Republic of Switzerland Allied with France Empire of Austria Kingdom of Prussia Kingdom of Swede Kingdom of Denmark and Norway Independent of France Empire of Russia Turkish Empire Montenegro Kingdom of Sicily Kingdom of Sardinia Kingdom of Portugal Kingdom of Great Britain Building an Empire

2 Taking Control of France
Napoleon Bonaparte Age 9 Age 20 Age 24 Rise to Power 1975 Taking Control of France Military Genius Building an Empire North Africa Campaign: 1799: Respected by soldiers: Reconnaissance: Conquered most of Europe: Controlled by France Empire of France Confederation of the Rhine Kingdom of Westphalia Kingdom of Italy Kingdom of Naples Grand Duchy of Warsaw Kingdom of Spain Republic of Switzerland Allied with France Empire of Austria Kingdom of Prussia Kingdom of Swede Kingdom of Denmark and Norway Independent of France Empire of Russia Turkish Empire Montenegro Kingdom of Sicily Kingdom of Sardinia Kingdom of Portugal Kingdom of Great Britain

3 Josephine and Napoleon Napoleon Escapes from Elba
It’s coronation day! What did Napoleon do at his coronation? What did it symbolize? Josephine and Napoleon Britain vs. France Battle of Trafalgar: Napoleon’s Downfall Russian Campaign: What happened to Napoleon? Battle of Waterloo 1815 Napoleon Escapes from Elba “Last 100 Days” Napoleon’s Legacy Napoleonic Code Strengths Weaknesses Economic Reforms

4 Josephine and Napoleon Napoleon Escapes from Elba
It’s coronation day! What did Napoleon do at his coronation? What did it symbolize? Josephine and Napoleon Britain vs. France Battle of Trafalgar: Napoleon’s Downfall Russian Campaign: What happened to Napoleon? Battle of Waterloo 1815 Napoleon Escapes from Elba “Last 100 Days” Napoleon’s Legacy Napoleonic Code Strengths Weaknesses Economic Reforms

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