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What were the prerequisites for the crisis and collapse of the First French Empire?

The fall of the First French Empire was predetermined by a number of factors. First, military defeats: failures in the Russian Campaign of 1812 and the Battle of Leipzig in 1813 weakened Napoleon's army. This was followed by military defeats in the French Campaign of 1814, which forced Napoleon to abdicate the throne.

The economic crisis also took its toll on the empire. France faced financial difficulties due to debts associated with constant wars. The economic failures were exacerbated by the blockade imposed on France by the Great Powers.

Political instability after Napoleon's abdication led to the Second Peace of Paris in 1815, which established a new balance of power in Europe. The Congress in Vienna sought to restore the monarchy and suppress the ideas of revolution.

Bourgeois and national aspects also influenced the crisis. Napoleon's power was based on military achievements, the ideas of the revolution and the support of the bourgeoisie. However, after the defeats and the return of the monarchy, these elements were questioned.

In addition, Napoleon's failures in strategy and his emphasis on military solutions instead of diplomacy played a role. Finally, internal contradictions and conflicts within France itself, including dissatisfaction with national groups, also contributed to the collapse of the First French Empire.

Author: Irina Tkachenko

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