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Napoleon Bonaparte would lead revolutions in and become ruler of what nation during the early 19th century?
France
Great Britain
Russia
Prussia
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Despite the fact that Napoleon is most commonly associated with France, he was actually descended from people of what nationality?
Austrians
Italians
Englishmen
Scotsmen
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Napoleon distinguished himself throughout his military career, becoming a general of the French Army at what young age?
18
21
24
28
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How was Bonaparte elevated to supreme power in 1799?
Through a coup
Through France's first democratic election
By winning a duel against the prior ruler
By causing a year-long protest to force the old ruler out
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Following his successful coup in 1799, what position of power did Napoleon gain?
First Consul of the French Republic
High Commander of the French Empire
Supreme Leader of France's Global Expanse
Prime Minister of French Affairs
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Starting in 1804, Bonaparte elevated his position, giving himself which title?
President of France
Emperor of France
High Lord of France
High Patriarch of France
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In what battle of 1805 did Napoleon's forces decisively claim victory over the empires of both Russia and Austria?
The Battle of Vienna
The Battle of Waterloo
The Battle of Nice
The Battle of Austerlitz
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The Battle of Austerlitz was also significant because it caused the official dissolution of what nation?
The British Empire
The Ottoman Empire
The Greek Empire
The Holy Roman Empire
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The first time Napoleon was exiled, he was banished to what small island to live out the rest of his days?
Saint Lucia
San Jose
Elba
Sicily
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In 1815, Napoleon emerged from his exile to become Emperor again during what historical period?
The Hundred Days
The Fifty Weeks
The Thirty Months
The Twenty Days
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Napoleon's final military defeat came at what battle?
The Battle of Verdun
The Battle of Waterloo
The Battle of Worms
The Battle of Vienna
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Napoleon was challenged by numerous official coalitions of leaders in his day. Which coalition finally managed to defeat him at Waterloo?
The Tenth Coalition
The Fourth Coalition
The Second Coalition
The Seventh Coalition
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After his defeat at Waterloo, Napoleon was banished to what final island where he would pass away?
Meinhal
Sicily
Saint Lucia
Saint Helena
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Andrew Nicholas is a passionate reader and writer on the subjects of history and mankind. He is a published author, critic, and poet who grew up in the friendly scenery of rural Ohio. He is a graduate of Wright State University and a regular student of historical curiosities.