the northern coast of Germany, the Adriatic coast of modern Croatia and the Grand.
Duchy of Warsaw were some of the conquered areas that experienced none of the.
benefits that were felt in parts of western Europe annexed to France which included.
much of western Germany and north-western Italy, as well as all of modern Belgium. For.
the parts of western Europe annexed to France some of the benefits were the creation of a.
stable, civilian administrative system of local government and these areas settled into.
relative peace and security. The other areas only received the problems of war,.
conscription and heavy taxation. "He extorted millions from Dutch merchants, the Swiss,.
the Italians, and even the Portuguese."3 Thus, economic changes were made that helped.
Napoleon instead of the people of Europe. .
Political changes were made to increase Napoleon's power rather than strengthen.
the people's political status. Napoleon pretended that the people of France had a say in.
the political decisions that were made but in reality they did not. Only Napoleon could.
create laws and the people could only veto or approve a law made by Napoleon.
Napoleon imprisoned or removed people in politics who were against him. "State prisons.
were set up in which political suspects could be detained without trial for as long as a.
year."4 Distinguished and well-known men and women known for being against the.
regime were forced to move to different provincial towns. "These were people such as.
Madame de Stael and her friends Juliette Recamier and Mathieu de Montmorency."5.
Napoleon imposed strict censorship. The newspapers, which could spread news about.
revolutionary politics, were seen as a threat by Napoleon. He commented that "If the.
press is not bridled I shall not remain three days in power"6. "Over a thousand new.
newspaper titles had appeared in the decade after 1789; by 1811 only four had.
governmental authorization."7 Any newspaper articles that were printed without.
Napoleon Napoleon was born on August 15, 1769 in Ajaccio, Corsica, and was given the name Napoleone Buonaperte. ... Latter in1796, Napoleon became commander of the French army in Italy. ... French law was standardized in the Code Napoleon, (the civil code) and six other codes. ... Napoleon himself would prove all this wrong. ... Napoleon then awarded Naples to his brother-in-law, Joachim Murat. ...
Napoleon suddenly remembered sweet little Desiree. ... Napoleon was also under suspicion, because Robespierre had been caught doing some very bad things and since Napoleon was under him they thought Robespierre might have done some of his bad deeds through Napoleon. ... June 24,1812 Napoleon entered Prussia. ... On October 16, 1813 Napoleon was defeated. Napoleon had lost all power, he lost everything. ...
Napoleon was born on August 15, 1769. ... Napoleon's unit did not see very much action in its first few years, but Napoleon still managed to show his leadership qualities . ... Napoleon then went back to France. ... Napoleon then returned to France. ... Napoleon was defeated. ...
Napoleon was a man with many sides. ... During their marriage Napoleon and his new wife conceived one child, a boy also named Napoleon. ... Later that year Napoleon was able to crown himself. ... This loss damaged Napoleon's honour greatly. Napoleon then decided to attack Russia. ...
Napoleon Bonaparte did help achieve the goals of the French Revolution. ... When Napoleon was a young teenager his family fled to France. ... Napoleon put all of these demands into effect. ... Napoleon did satisfy one of their requests. ... Napoleon had many of the same beliefs. ...
In 1802, Napoleon was made first consul for life, with the right to name his successor. ... Faced with these alternatives, Napoleon decided to retreat westward. ... Napoleon abdicated and was exiled to the tiny island of Elba, off the coast of Italy. ... Napoleon, only being 44 years old, didn't think that his destiny was to die in Elba. ... Napoleon spent the last six years of his life here on the lonely island of St. ...
The Charisma of Napoleon What makes a leader a good leader? ... After Napoleon chases away Snowball, the animals band around Napoleon because he demonstrates the charisma to step up and become the leader. ... Napoleon possesses none of these qualities. ... Napoleon speaks when necessary but leaves the majority of the speaking to Squealer. ... Clearly the only leadership quality Napoleon possesses is charisma. ...
Just when it seems the ideals of the French people must be lost, Napoleon steps in. ... However, Napoleon's greatest political amendment was creating the Napoleonic Code. ... Napoleon's laws were harsh- you were considered guilty until proven innocent. ... So, when Napoleon came to power, he signed the Concordat. ... Napoleon Bonaparte was a great ruler of France. ...
Born in Corsica, Napoleon trained as an artillery officer in mainland France. ... First, Napoleon helped end the French Revolution. ... Napoleon's intentions were simple. ... Napoleon's rule wasn't going to last forever. ... In each battle Napoleon lost and then retreated to France. ...
