Question

1. name the country that had the most success resisting napoleon’s conquest. (1 point) enter your answer 8. name the two islands where napoleon was exiled. (1 point) enter your answer

Explanation:

Question 7:

To determine the country that most successfully resisted Napoleon's conquest, we recall historical events. Russia (during the 1812 campaign, Napoleon's Grand Army was devastated by the Russian winter and guerrilla warfare) and Britain (through naval dominance, funding coalitions, and the Peninsular War) are notable, but Russia's resistance in 1812 is often seen as a key successful resistance that led to Napoleon's decline. However, another common answer is Russia, or also Spain (Peninsular War). But the most prominent case of successful resistance was Russia in 1812 when Napoleon's invasion failed due to scorched - earth tactics, harsh winter, and Russian resistance.

Napoleon Bonaparte was exiled twice. The first exile was to the island of Elba in 1814, after his first abdication. The second exile was to the island of Saint Helena in 1815, after his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo.

Answer:

Russia (Another possible answer could be Spain, but Russia's 1812 resistance is a very significant and often considered the most impactful successful resistance against Napoleon's conquest.)

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