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Formerly a Genoese island, this emperor's birthplace was known for its "Iron Soil"
What is Corsica?
The 16th of his name, he was the last king of France before the French Revolution
Who is Louis the 16th?
Named after a fruit, this artillery shot was used by Napoleon against a royalist uprising
What is Grapeshot?
A decisive victory for Cairo, this battle is named after the wonders of the ancient world visible on the horizon
What is the Battle of the Pyramids?
A rose by any other name, this stone with a multilingual inscription was discovered by the French Armee d'Orient
What is the Rosetta Stone?
Known for Knights and Oranges, but not malt beer, this island was allied to Russia when Napoleon invaded in 1798
What is Malta?
Serene and ancient, this waterlogged merchant republic was conquered and traded to Austria by Napoleon
What is Venice?
Still a delicacy in some places, French doctors used this meat to treat the sick and wounded after the Battle of Eylau's largest cavalry charge in history
What is horse meat?
French grenadiers "sought their colours" when trying to cross this at the Battle of Arcole
What is a bridge?
A museum housing great Renaissance master works, most pillaged by Napoleon from Italy
What is the Louvre?
The island of Toussaint Louverture, where the world's only successful slave revolution forced Napoleon to sell Louisiana to the USA
What is Haiti?
It's not just a font, the Helvetic Republic was a French client state in this modern day country.
What is Switzerland?
"Donkey's in the middle!" This geometric formation was used by infantry to fend off a cavalry charge
What is Square Formation?
Named after Napoleon's childhood idol, the French landed at this city first when invading Egypt
What is Alexandria?
A triumphant construction, this monument was commissioned by Napoleon in 1806 but not finished 1840
What is the Arc de Triomphe?
There are no kangaroos here, just the longest reigning dynasty in the Holy Roman Empire
What is Austria?
It's Istanbul, not Constantinople in this now defunct eastern empire
What is the Ottoman Empire?
While they stopped carrying grenades, this unit type still had a 6ft minimum height requirement
What are grenadiers?
While they waffled over the battle name for some time, the Battle of Waterloo was fought in this modern country
What is Belgium?
The heat induced hallucinations named by the French expedition during their long marches in the Egyptian desert
What are mirages?
What is Prussia?
Neither Holy, Roman, nor an Empire, the HRE was dissolved in 1806 by the Emperor of this country
What is Austria?
German for "Hunter", these light infantry fought in pairs with the first rifles
What are Jägers?
Named for a Technical UI Artist, the French General Kleber almost suffered horrendous defeat on this mountain
What is Mount Tabor?
Seen by locals as an omen of doom, the French were the first to measure and excavate this giver of riddles
What is the sphinx?