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What large-scale embargo did Napoleon implement to block European trade with Britain?
Answer: Continental System
Why: The Continental System began with the Berlin Decree of 1806, forbidding French allies and neutrals from trading with Britain.
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On which Mediterranean island was Napoleon Bonaparte born in 1769?
Answer: Corsica
Why: France had purchased sovereignty over Corsica from Genoa in 1768, only one year before Napoleon was born there.
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Which artifact did Napoleon's soldiers find in the Nile Delta?
Answer: Rosetta Stone
Why: The slab carries the same decree in hieroglyphs, everyday Demotic and Greek, and Champollion announced the cracked code in 1822.
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Which Austrian archduchess became Napoleon's second wife in 1810?
Answer: Marie Louise
Why: Marie Louise gave birth to Napoleon's son in 1811, who was immediately granted the title King of Rome.
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Which older brother did Napoleon install as King of Spain in 1808?
Answer: Joseph Bonaparte
Why: Napoleon relocated Joseph to Madrid after having previously installed him as the King of Naples in 1806.
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What was the name of Napoleon Bonaparte's favorite Arabian war horse?
Answer: Marengo
Why: The stallion was named after the Battle of Marengo, where Napoleon defeated Austrian forces in 1800.