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    Napoleon Bonaparte was a French military leader and emperor who ruled France from 1804 to 1814. He was born in 1769 in Corsica and was educated at a military school. As a general, he led French armies to defeat larger Austrian and Egyptian armies. In 1804, he crowned himself Emperor of France. During his reign, he established the Napoleonic Code and centralized state power. Though defeated in 1815, Napoleon had a lasting impact by spreading French revolutionary ideals across Europe and establishing the basis of modern legal codes.

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    Napoleon Bonaparte was a French military leader and emperor who ruled France from 1804 to 1814. He was born in 1769 in Corsica and was educated at a military school. As a general, he led French armies to defeat larger Austrian and Egyptian armies. In 1804, he crowned himself Emperor of France. During his reign, he established the Napoleonic Code and centralized state power. Though defeated in 1815, Napoleon had a lasting impact by spreading French revolutionary ideals across Europe and establishing the basis of modern legal codes.

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    Napoleon Bonaparte was a French military leader and emperor who ruled France from 1804 to 1814. He was born in 1769 in Corsica and was educated at a military school. As a general, he led French armies to defeat larger Austrian and Egyptian armies. In 1804, he crowned himself Emperor of France. During his reign, he established the Napoleonic Code and centralized state power. Though defeated in 1815, Napoleon had a lasting impact by spreading French revolutionary ideals across Europe and establishing the basis of modern legal codes.

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    NAPOLEON BONAPARTE

    PRESENTATION BY:
    1) ABDUSALAM BIN MAJOK
    2) GEOGINA RAWAS ANAK UNGKAI
    3) FELLICIA MURING LABO
    4) NUR ALIAH ADILLA BINTI MOHAMMAD ASRI
    5) FARAH BINTI FAUZI
    INTRODUCTION
    • Born on 15 August 1769 in Corsica,
    French.
    • Also known as Emperor of France (1804-
    1814), or Napoleon the 1st.
    • He was educated at military school
    (Brienne-le-Château).
    • He ruled up to 1816 and died in 1821.

    (15 August 1769 – 5 May 1821)


    NAPOLEON’S ARMS
    Arms of the di Buonaparti Family as Corsican Nobles

    Arms of the di Buonaparti family

    Arms of the de Buonaparte Family as Nobles of France

    Arms of the French Emperor and Empire

    Greater Arms as Napoleon I, Emperor of the French


    LEADERSHIP STYLE
    “Great ambition is the passion of a great character.
    Those endowed with it may perform very good or very
    bad acts. All depends on the principles which direct
    them.”
    - Napoleon Bonaparte-

    Meaning: Be on your own and know your principles well


    RISE TO POWER
    • (1796) Commanded a French army and
    defeated the larger armies of Austria
    • (1797) France & Austria signed the
    Treaty of Campo Formio.
    • (1798) Being offered to lead an invasion
    of England. He proposed to an invasion
    to wipe out British trade routes with
    India. He win the war with Mamluks in
    Battle of Pyramids.
    • (1799) His army launched invasion o
    Ottoman Empire but failed
    • Napoleon Gained Personal Power
    1) REFERENT POWER (Popularity)
    2) EXPERT POWER (Intelligence)
    • High Directive and High Supporting
    1) Autocratic (Military Making Decision)
    2) Give Rewards to His Army
    PERSONALITY
    • Marriage
    1) Strict husband
    • Childhood @ Early life 2) Sincere
    1) Sensitive 3) Responsible
    2) Caring
    3) Hardworking
    4) Academically brilliant
    • Napoleonic Wars (Leader)
    1) Diligent to improve himself
    2) Efficient organizer
    3) Charismatic
    4) Brilliance
    5) Good government

    “MANNERS MAKETH MAN”


    ACHIEVEMENT
    • The Youngest General received command of a
    French army for invasion of Italy. (26 Y.O)
    • Napoleon as “First Consul”.(Napoleon launched
    a success coup d’ etat on November 9,1799).
    • The Concordat of 1801 (Napoleon fulfilled the
    aim of the revolutionaries)
    • Napoleon establish the Banque de France,
    1800.(Napoleon enforced a law requiring
    all citizens to pay taxes.)
    • Lycee System of Education. (1801, trained
    the nation’s future bureaucrats).
    • Code Napoleon, 1804. Napoleonic Code
    Emperor of the French
    IMPACT OF REIGN
    • Napoleon made all men were treated as
    equally as possible.
    • Napoleon boosted trade, simulated
    industry, and helped create a stable
    economy.
    • Napoleon introduced the new system of
    government. (Meritocracy)
    IMPACT TO THE WORLD
    • Napoleonic Code (Forms the basis of most
    of modern day Europe’s legal code.
    • Napoleon spread the French Revolution
    across Europe. (Feudalism left Europe,
    absolute monarchism became a relic of
    the past.
    • Nationalism. (Begins in France, and
    utilised to great effect by Napoleon.
    • Fourth, Russia becomes an integral part of
    European diplomacy. (Participate in
    defeating Napoleon in 1813 and 1814)
    • Fifth, the end of the Holy Roman Empire.
    (Rise of Prussia and creation of Germany)
    • Sixth, the Pax Britannica. (Britain
    becoming the first true global
    superpower)
    -THE END-

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