Why did Napoleon loose the battle at Waterloo?

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anonymous · Answer

arrogance and underestimating the enemy.. hope this helps

jocelm · Answer

Didn't his elephants fall off a cliff or something?

anonymous · Answer

what the heck @JoCelM

jocelm · Answer

Dude....idek maybe I'm on drugs...xD

anonymous · Answer

there were no elephants or cliff

anonymous · Answer

i give a medal for the right answer

anonymous · Answer

He lost his leadership. this made him go in depression and he even tried to commit suicide by poisoning himself.

anonymous · Answer

are there specific answers?

anonymous · Answer

nope

anonymous · Answer

Try these then. I believe these are correct 1. He did not believe he could win. 2. He was unsure of his troops. 3. Wellington's troops were used to fighting in or after the rain, and Napoleons troops were not. 4. Wellington placed his troops on top of the central hill, so Napoleon had to fight uphill.

anonymous · Answer

I think 4 is correct

anonymous · Answer

gave you the medal

anonymous · Answer

cool