Who Is Responsible For Napoleon's Downfall

Napoleon was not a presenter of the ideals of the French Revolution. He lied to his people, lost important battles, and became very power hungry after he started to gain control of France. Once Napoleon had power in France, one of the major things he decided to do was take over the media. In the eyes of the people, this wasn't a big issue. But that's only because they didn't know they would be getting lied to. He decided to say things that weren't true in the media. He would have his appearance altered to make him look younger, say he won battles that he didn't or lie about what happened, and instil fake hope into the citizens of france. Hed make himself look younger so the people would believe that he wasn't from pre-revolution times, when he actually was. If he ever lost many of soldiers or things didn't happen the way he wanted in battle, then he would tell the
But most of the battles he won where just territory ones. He never really fought major enemies of France and won. He could never truly defeat Great Britain or Prussia, and that lead to his downfall. The battle of Waterloo was one of the biggest defeats Napoleon faced. The British and the Prussians joined together to finally take down Napoleon, and they did. Due to his predictable fighting techniques that were used in other battles and some rain. If Napoleon had been as smart as he makes himself out to be, you'd think he'd be prepared for a bit of rain during a major battle. But he wasn't, and after he lost, he was sent off in exile to live the rest of his life on an island. Napoleon also wasn't very prepared for the weather when he decided to attack Russia. He went with hundreds of thousands of soldiers and only left with a few thousand. A huge majority of the soldiers froze to death, or were abandoned during that battle, and it all could have been avoided if Napoleon was more aware of the season and realized what the russians were trying to