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  #1 Brett Galloway on 26 Mar 12

   

  The efforts done to establish France as an empire started out the conflict between these and intensified it with every stage.
  
  Relations with United kingdom
  
  France had a long history of conflict using Britain that spanned both Europe along with the new world. Conflicts between Britain and France in the 100 years alone prior to the Napoleonic wars included the War with the Austrian Succession (1740-48), the Seven Years' War (1756-63) and also the War of the Us Revolution (1775-83). These wars helped set stage for the Napoleonic wars as people hurt the economy and France's role inside American Revolution brought again revolutionary ideas.
  
  Relations using Spain
  
  That Spanish monarchy was closely associated with the French monarchy, precisely as it was a bourbon house. In the years before the French revolution, their own foreign relations were pretty warm. Before there has been a Bourbon monarch lording it over Spain, it was ruled the rival Hapsburgs, this often led to many conflicts between these.
  
  Relations using Prussia
  
  The relations between France and Prussia have been mostly hostile with uncommon opportunistic alliances between these. The war of Spanish succession was fought between them with resulting in France putting one of its monarchs as the Spanish king. The rivalry between the two powers has a protracted history dating back to the Bourbon Hapsburg rivalries, using Prussia often siding with Hapsburgs.
  
  Napoleonic times foreign relations
  
  Relations with the Austro-Hungarian Empire
  
  Austria was one of many first countries to pursue war with French republic and was the main country to be attacked by the republican French army. The cause of the conflict was linked to the queen's relation to Austria and it is royalty, coupled by the influence in the fleeing French nobility. The only time that Austria sided with Napoleonic France was as soon as napoleon conquered Austria and married one of its princesses; it later betrayed France precisely as it was fleeing from some sort of failed Russian campaign though.
  
  Relations with Great britain
  
  The breakthrough of Napoleonic France and its treatment of their king had Prompted Britain to fight many successive wars in Europe and around the world under several coalitions until the defeat and exile associated with Napoleon at waterloo. The two powers waged many wars against eath other outside of their normal cold war.
  
  Relations with Spain
  
  Spain was part of the first coalition in this Napoleonic wars but later found itself to remain an unwilling ally with France only then dealing being in a coalition that will defeats France. The Spanish monarchy was closely in connection with the deposed French monarchy together with felt extremely unsympathetic in the direction of napoleon and republican France.
  
  Relations using Prussia
  
  Prussia sided while using the coalitions for the vast majority of Napoleonic wars and was one of powers that gained probably the most from the defeat with napoleon. The side that that chose was often based on the amount of opportunity that this power saw for financial success and expansion. Overall Prussia grew proportions and power throughout that Napoleonic wars and rivalry continued relating to the two powers of that continent of Europe.
  
  Functions Cited
  
  Asprey, Robert M. The Reign involving Napoleon Bonaparte . Nyc: Basic, 2001. Print.
  
  Markham, M. David. caitlin franco

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The efforts done to establish France as an empire started out the conflict between these and intensified it with every stage. <br /> <br /> Relations with United kingdom <br /> <br /> France had a long history of conflict using Britain that spanned both Europe along with the new world. Conflicts between Britain and France in the 100 years alone prior to the Napoleonic wars included the War with the Austrian Succession (1740-48), the Seven Years' War (1756-63) and also the War of the Us Revolution (1775-83). These wars helped set stage for the Napoleonic wars as people hurt the economy and France's role inside American Revolution brought again revolutionary ideas. <br /> <br /> Relations using Spain <br /> <br /> That Spanish monarchy was closely associated with the French monarchy, precisely as it was a bourbon house. In the years before the French revolution, their own foreign relations were pretty warm. Before there has been a Bourbon monarch lording it over Spain, it was ruled the rival Hapsburgs, this often led to many conflicts between these. <br /> <br /> Relations using Prussia <br /> <br /> The relations between France and Prussia have been mostly hostile with uncommon opportunistic alliances between these. The war of Spanish succession was fought between them with resulting in France putting one of its monarchs as the Spanish king. The rivalry between the two powers has a protracted history dating back to the Bourbon Hapsburg rivalries, using Prussia often siding with Hapsburgs. <br /> <br /> Napoleonic times foreign relations <br /> <br /> Relations with the Austro-Hungarian Empire <br /> <br /> Austria was one of many first countries to pursue war with French republic and was the main country to be attacked by the republican French army. The cause of the conflict was linked to the queen's relation to Austria and it is royalty, coupled by the influence in the fleeing French nobility. The only time that Austria sided with Napoleonic France was as soon as napoleon conquered Austria and married one of its princesses; it later betrayed France precisely as it was fleeing from some sort of failed Russian campaign though. <br /> <br /> Relations with Great britain <br /> <br /> The breakthrough of Napoleonic France and its treatment of their king had Prompted Britain to fight many successive wars in Europe and around the world under several coalitions until the defeat and exile associated with Napoleon at waterloo. The two powers waged many wars against eath other outside of their normal cold war. <br /> <br /> Relations with Spain <br /> <br /> Spain was part of the first coalition in this Napoleonic wars but later found itself to remain an unwilling ally with France only then dealing being in a coalition that will defeats France. The Spanish monarchy was closely in connection with the deposed French monarchy together with felt extremely unsympathetic in the direction of napoleon and republican France. <br /> <br /> Relations using Prussia <br /> <br /> Prussia sided while using the coalitions for the vast majority of Napoleonic wars and was one of powers that gained probably the most from the defeat with napoleon. The side that that chose was often based on the amount of opportunity that this power saw for financial success and expansion. Overall Prussia grew proportions and power throughout that Napoleonic wars and rivalry continued relating to the two powers of that continent of Europe. <br /> <br /> Functions Cited <br /> <br /> Asprey, Robert M. <i> The Reign involving Napoleon Bonaparte </i>. Nyc: Basic, 2001. Print. <br /> <br /> Markham, M. David. <a href="http://www.youtube.com/equalitycharter" rel="nofollow">caitlin franco</a></div>

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