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NAPOLEONIC WARS, AZUL SEQUEIRA, JUAN PABLO UVA, MORA PETRELLA AND BAUTISTA…
NAPOLEONIC WARS
Strategies
Napoleonic tactics are characterized by intense drilling of the soldiers, speedy battlefield movement, combined arms assaults between infantry, cavalry, and artillery, relatively small numbers of cannon, short-range musket fire, and bayonet charges
Napoleon revolutionized military tactics and swept aside many of the assumptions of warfare of the ancient regime. He exploited the use of mass conscription and consistently sought to inflict a swift and decisive blow to his enemies
Napoleon had strategic vision and a great tool in his army to achieve his aims. Many of his battles were won in advance due to superior maneuvering and gaining a positional advantage. Napoleon understood and used artillery better than any of his opponents
Napoleon outworked many of his opponents and was able to move troops much faster than before in Europe. He saw to every detail in office and on the battlefield, worked incredibly long hours without sleep before and during battles, and won people over as an inspiring leader and battlefield orator.
First Coalition (1792-1797)
France won
France vs GB, Austria and Prussia
France earned Italian territory
Ended in treaty of Campo Fomio 1797
Government of france = directory
Third Coalition (1803-1806)
GB, Austria, Russia, Sweden and Naples against France
its purpose was to overthrow Napoleon of the power and dissolve French military influence on the European continent
Austerlitz effectively brought the Third Coalition to an end, although later there was a small side campaign against Naples,
Who won? It ended with the allied defeat at the Battle of Austerlitz and a rapprochement between Russia and France
By 1806 Napoleon was viewing himself as unstoppable
Second Coalition (1798-1802)
Austria, Russia and GB
France had some Italy’s territory. (Napoleon had an enormous power)
Holy Roman Empire: The loose confederation of German kingdoms and states
1801: The Treaty of Luneville, the Austrians were defeated. Napoleon was gaining a lot of territory.
1802: The Treaty of Amiens with GB, which ended the Coalition.
1789, Napoleon went to Egypt but Horacio Nelson stopped him.
1799, Napoleon become first Consul
AZUL SEQUEIRA, JUAN PABLO UVA, MORA PETRELLA AND BAUTISTA BRAVO
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