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How much of Europe did Napoleon conquer?
europe
When was sir frances drake born?
europe
Did Napoleon Bonaparte unify Europe?
No, but that was his intent.
What was the group that convened after the defeat of Napoleon to get the balance of power in Europe?
Austrian Statesman KLEMENS VON METTERNICH led the attempt in the Congress of Vienna to balance power in Europe post-Napoleon.
Did Napoleon change Europe for better or worse?
For the better
which of the following best explain how napoleon governed frances empire in europe?
He established a new set of laws based on reason rather than tradition.
What is Frances continet?
Europe
How much of Europe did Napoleon conquer?
europe
What was the exent from east to west in miles of the land napoleon governed or controlled?
At the height of his power, Napoleon governed or controlled a vast expanse of land across Europe, stretching approximately 1,200 miles from east to west. This territory included significant parts of France, the Low Countries, Italy, and parts of the German states, reaching into the Iberian Peninsula. His influence extended into regions of Central and Eastern Europe, although the exact boundaries fluctuated due to military campaigns and treaties.
Did Napoleon unify Europe?
Napoleon unified western Europe under one code of laws, the Napoleonic code.
When was sir frances drake born?
europe
The name of the French Emperor who acquired control of most of Europe?
napolen conquered nearly of Europe
What did Napoleon's governemnt accomplishment?
Napoleon and his government broke down the monarchies or Europe and unintentionally paved the way for Democracy in Europe
What did Napoleon do for the French?
Napoleon overthrough the monarchy and took over the main pert of Europe.
What did Napoleon do for French?
Napoleon overthrough the monarchy and took over the main pert of Europe.
Which french rulers had plans for empires in Europe and the Americas?
Napoleon Bonaparte
What was the extent from east to west in miles of the land napoleon governed or controlled?
At the height of his power, Napoleon Bonaparte governed a vast empire that stretched approximately 2,000 miles from east to west. This included territories across much of Europe, from the Iberian Peninsula in the west to parts of Poland in the east. His influence also reached into parts of Italy and the German states, consolidating control over many regions during the early 19th century.
