Napoleon Bonaparte to 1807

Cards (114)

  • What two schools did he attend?
    Brienne-le-Chateau and the Royal Military Academy of Paris
  • What was his rank in artillery?
    42nd out of 54
  • When was the Siege of Toulon?
    18th September 1793-18th December 1793
  • How many French troops engaged in the Siege of Toulon?
    32,000
  • How many guns did the French side have in the Siege of Toulon?
    100
  • How many coalition troops engaged in the Siege of Toulon (along with ships)?
    22,000 troops, 37 British ships, 32 Spanish ships, and 4 Neapolitan ships
  • As a result of the Siege of Toulon, Napoleon was promoted from Captain to what rank?
    Brigadier General
  • Who appointed Napoleon as Captain before the Siege of Toulon?
    The National Convention, Augustin Robespierre, and General Carteaux
  • Who was originally Captain for the Siege of Toulon before being injured and needed to be replaced?
    De Dommartin
  • When was the 'whiff of grapeshot' royalist insurrection?
    5th October 1795
  • How many royalists rebelled in the 'whiff of grapeshot' royalist insurrection?
    30,000
  • How many men did Napoleon lead in the 'whiff of grapeshot' royalist insurrection?
    8000 men with 40 guns
  • How many casualties were there on the royalist side in the 'whiff of grapeshot' insurrection?
    300, with 2 executed
  • How many casualties were there on Napoleon's side from the 'whiff of grapeshot' royalist insurrection?
    100
  • As a result, Napoleon was promoted from Brigadier General to what rank?
    General
  • How old was Napoleon as the youngest general in France's history?
    25
  • When was the Italian campaign?
    1796-1797
  • How many men was Napoleon in charge of during the Italian campaign?
    50,000
  • In which battle in the Italian campaign did Napoleon fall off his horse whilst enthusiastically motivating his troops?
    Battle of Lodi
  • When was the Treaty of Cherasco during the Italian campaign?

    28th April 1797
  • What did the Treaty of Cherasco (signed during the Italian campaign) do?
    Removed Piedmont from the First Coalition
  • When was the Treaty of Campo-Formio signed during the Italian campaign?
    17th October 1797
  • What did the Treaty of Campo-Formio (signed during the Italian campaign) do?
    Ended the War of the First Coalition and meant France gained the Austrian Netherlands
  • How did Napoleon pay his men as opposed to assignats?
    Gold and silver
  • When was the Egyptian campaign?
    1798-1801
  • How many men was Napoleon in charge of during the Egyptian campaign?
    40,00
  • How many coalition troops opposed Napoleon in the Egyptian campaign?
    220,000 Mamelukes and 30,000 British troops
  • When was the Battle of Pyramids in the Egyptian campaign?
    21st July 1798
  • How many men did Napoleon lead in the Battle of Pyramids?
    25,000
  • How many coalition troops opposed Napoleon in the Battle of the Pyramids?
    60,000
  • How many French casualties were there in the Battle of the Pyramids?
    29
  • How many coalition casualties were there in the Battle of the Pyramids?
    5000
  • When was the Battle of the Nile in the Egyptian campaign?
    2nd August 1798
  • How many ships were on the French side in the Battle of the Nile?
    13
  • How many ships were on the coalition side in the Battle of the Nile?
    14
  • How many French ships were destroyed in the Battle of the Nile?
    4
  • How many French ships were captured in the Battle of the Nile?
    9
  • When was the Coup of Brumaire?
    9th-10th November 1799
  • Who asked Napoleon to take part in the Coup of Brumaire?
    Abbe Sieyes
  • Who convinced the Councils that a Jacobin coup was taking place during the Coup of Brumaire?
    Lucien Bonaparte