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(August 15, 1759 - May 5, 1821)

Napoleon Bonaparte was a French general who rose to

power and became emperor of France after the French

Revolution. Napoleon played a key role in the French

Revolution as he was first appointed first lieutenant to the

4th regiment of artillery. His strategy would pay off as he

helped the people of France overthrow the monarchy.

However, Napoleon wanted more of that as he rose

further with his best-known strategy as general. Eventually,

Napoleon would be crowned emperor of France and

would start a conquest in Europe. However, the conquest

during the Napoleonic Wars wouldn't last as Britain, Russia,

and other European countries defeated Napoleon and

resulted in his exile.

NAPOLEON BONAPARTE

Napoleon Crossing the Alps

A famous painting of Napoleon Bonaparte

crossing the alps. This artwork was made

by Jacques-Louis David.

Article: Napoleon Crossing the Alps.

Source: Smarthistory

Napoleon as a military commander

Napoleon was commanding his

troops during the French Revolution.

Article: Napoleon as a military commander.

Source: The Napoleon Series

Napoleon as an Emperor

An art portrait of Napoleon

as Emperor of France.

Article: Napoleon being Emperor of France.

Source: Napoleon

Napoleon's defeat

Following Napoleon's defeat

at Battle of Waterloo, he would

have more defeats during

the Napoleonic Wars.

Article: The Battle of Waterloo.

Source: History

Napoleon at exile

After the Napoleonic Wars ended,

European nations agreed to have

Napoleon be exiled. Napoleon would

spend the final days at St. Helena.

Article: Napoleon's exile at St. Helena.

Source: Napoleon