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1796 - 1797
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Success: Captured most of Northern Italy and forced the Austrian emperor to sign a peace treaty
1798 - 1801
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Success: Boosted the people's esteem of Napoleon by returning home a hero which led to him becoming a Consulate
Failure: Proved to be a disaster but, Napoleon hid the truth from the French people
1799
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Success: Helped overthrow the Directory and set up a three-man governing board known as the Consulate
1800
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Success: Napoleon created a new Bank of France to replace the old failing one and placed the people who orchestrated his rise to power high positions in his new Banque de France
1801
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Success: Made peace with the Catholic Church and recognized religious freedom while still keeping under the control of the government
Failure: People against the Catholic Church denounced the agreement
1802
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Success: Took the title after another constitution was made
1804
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Success: Took the crown from the pope and placed it on his own head to show who was in Church
1804
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Success: Established equality of citizens before the law, religious toleration, and merit-based advancement.
Failure: Undid some reforms of the Revolution especially for women.
1805
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Failure: In an attempted invasion of England, Admiral Horatio Nelson defeated Napoleon with a stunning victory and ended any plans that Napoleon had for an invasion
1806
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Success: Led to Napoleon creating the Confederation of the Rhine and the Grand Duchy of Warsaw
Failure: Cut Prussia in half which would cause Prussia to be very upset at their new "protector"
1806
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Success: Declined British exports
Failure: Britain responded with their own blockade of European ports and began raiding neutral ships suspected of trading with the other side and would cause the War of 1812 between the British and the Americans
1808
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Failure: Napoleon sent French troops to harshly deal with the resisting Spanish and the British but, his troops were needed elsewhere
1812
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Failure: Napoleon and 400,000 French troops went to invade Russia but, the Russians utilized the scorched earth policy leaving Napoleon's army cold and hungry forcing him to retreat
1813
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Failure: A new alliance of Russia, Britain, Austria, and Prussia unified after Napoleon's disastrous invasion of Russia and defeated him once and for all
1814
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Success: After the restoration of Louis XVIII did not go well, Napoleon regained support and began to build up his army once again
Failure: Was exiled to the island of Elba after the Battle of Nations of Leipzig
March 20, 1815 - July 8, 1815
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Success: Marked the period between Napoleon's return from exile on the island of Elba to Paris and the second restoration of Louis XVIII
June 18, 1815
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Failure: British and Prussian forces defeated the French after a hard-fought battle and exiled Napoleon one last time to the island of St. Helena