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Napoleon I (1804-1814)

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Napoleon I (1804-1814)

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Napoleon I (1804-1814)

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Napoleon I (1804-1814)

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Napoleon I (1804-1814)

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Napoleon I (1804-1814)

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Napoleon I (1804-1814)

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Napoleon Notes Questions

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Napoleon Honestly, was he even French?

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Napoleon I (1804-1814)

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Ch. 23-3

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The Rise & Fall of Napoleon

The Rise & Fall of Napoleon. Napoleon Bonaparte (1768-1821). http :// www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gC00avITj0 Napoleon Bonaparte came from the lower nobility on the island of Corsica As a boy, he was sent to military school in France.

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Napoleon(1769-1821)

Napoleon(1769-1821). Waterloo. Successful, well-known general 1799: joins conspiracy to overthrow the Directory Neutralizes enemies Assassination Bribery marginalization. Bonaparte seizes power. Italy, 1796 . Italy, 1810. Success in Italy. 1799: The Constitution of Year VIII

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BELLWORK

BELLWORK. What is The Directory? Who is Napoleon Bonaparte? Why do you think Napoleon is considered one of the greatest military/political leaders of all time? List 5 things that Napoleon changed in France. THINKER: Describe your interpretation of the following quote by Napoleon:

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Napoleon DBQ Debrief

Napoleon DBQ Debrief. Prompt: Napoleon Bonaparte supported the ideals and goals of the French Revolution. Document 1.

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Napoleon the Emperor

Napoleon the Emperor. Foreign and Domestic Policy. The Concordat. Began Secret Negotiations with the Pope after his victories in Italy Understood that the church still played an important part of French Culture and without church support the population would never be completely happy

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A Map of Banned Books

A Map of Banned Books. Libricide : also known as biblioclasm or book-burning, is the ceremonious burning or shredding of books, generally due to moral, religious or political objections to the material. Historic Libricides.

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