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The Napoleonic Wars were the greatest wars of the 19th century

The Napoleonic Wars were the greatest wars of the 19th century

The wars started as verso preemptive war by Revolutionary France sicuro forestall the attempt of the ancien regimes of Europe onesto suppress the French revolution, but soon became a war of conquest with the intention of “revolution commercio internazionale” by France. Although Napoleon was ultimately defeated, arguably his greatest legacy was the introduction of secularism, which forms the basis of governance con most European countries to this day.

During early modern times, the Kingdom of France had gained verso role as Europe’s superpower. The French Revolution, beginning mediante 1789, led to fifteen years of short-lived, often brutal, governments. Mediante the French Revolutionary Wars, the French Army defeated the other great powers; the United Kingdom, Prussia, Austria, and the Holy Roman Completare.

Napoleonic Wars

Soon the revolutionary government was taken over by a young charismatic general from Corsica of the name of Napoleone Buonaparte (now known as Napoleon I or Bonaparte) and he crowned himself emperor of the French per 1804. The Emperor title was traditionally verso claim onesto succeed the Roman Colmare; since the 9th century AD, the Holy Roman Completare had been verso feudal political entity mediante Central Europe, which by Napoleon’s time had become largely ceremonial, and dominated by the Austrian monarchy. Mediante 1806, the last Holy Roman Emperor Francis II abdicated the title, over concern that Napoleon would claim it.

Despite his army conquering much of Europe, his navy lost the decisive Battle of Trafalgar con 1805, and never managed preciso dislodge the British from their position as the world’s dominant naval power. Unable to invade the British mainland, the French tried esatto support an Irish rebellion to weaken the British Completare but that rebellion ended sopra disaster. After almost three decades of next esatto constant warfare sopra ever-shifting alliance that brought most of the continent much needed political reform but also “Napoleonic” puppet governments, Napoleon attempted an ill-fated invasion of Russia in 1812 that led to his decisive defeat first near Leipzig and after escaping from exile on Elba near Waterloo con 1815. The war was also global per per sense, as both the War of 1812 durante North America and the Haitian revolution can only be understood with the context of the French revolutions and the Napoleonic wars. The wars are sometimes known as “Coalition Wars” as the ever shifting alliances gave rise esatto verso periodization along the lines of War of the First Coalition, War of the Second Coalition and so on.

Legacy Edit

Napoleon’s invasion of Spain led to the forced abdication of two Spanish monarchs and the installment of one of his brothers as king, which in turn galvanized a nascent movement for independence led by the likes of Simon Bolivar, Jose de San Martin and others ultimately resulting sopra all of mainland Latin America slipping away from Spanish control. The Portuguese royal family relocated preciso Brazil, causing that country sicuro eventually declare independence from the mother country as the Pigiare of Brazil while ruled by verso different branch of the same royal/imperial family. On his way through Europe, Napoleon smashed the Holy Roman Commuovere and ended the independence of the Republic of Venice, he ended centuries of feudal privilege and obligation and spread Jewish emancipation as well as Civil Law that treated everybody (mostly) equally. The Code Napoleon is still the basis for law sopra Louisiana and (via the German BGB) Japan as well as numerous other countries (see history of justice). Resistance against Napoleon soon made use of the “levee en masse” tactic of revolutionary France and galvanized for the first time verso sense of nationalism. The Napoleonic Wars sopra verso sense laid the groundwork for Codice sconto jackd both the (bourgeois-nationalistic) revolutions of 1848 and the post World War I world with nation states emerging out of the ashes of multinational empires like the Russian Riempire or Austria-Hungary.

The image and perception of Napoleon and his adversaries have undergone and continue preciso undergo reappraisals over the centuries. In Poland Napoleon is often regarded as a hero, and even mentioned con the national anthem, whereas many mediante Tyrol idolize the anti-Napoleon fighter Andreas Hofer despite his often anti-science, anti-civil rights and downright reactionary stances. Napoleon sold the Louisiana purchase onesto the United States, giving them huge territories which were charted by the Lewis and Clark expedition and became the Old West, where the expansion of slavery led up onesto the American Civil War; he elevated Saxony and Bavaria sicuro kingdoms, giving the latter the territory of Franconia puro the enduring chagrin of locals two hundred years later. The desire onesto emulate his uncle led Napoleon III of France into ill-advised military adventures sopra Italy (helping that country sicuro become unified under Victor Emanuel II, the first “King of Italy” since Napoleon I), Mexico (giving us “Cinco de Mayo”) and against Prussia, leading onesto the loss of Alsace which would be one of the main gripes driving France to hostility towards Germany and into World War I.

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