Explain how ultimatley Britain, Spain, and Russia led to Napoleon's downfall.

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1):

How did invading Russia lead to Napoleon's downfall? Because the >>Russians practiced scorch and burn policy by destroying all of their crops and livestock so that the French army had nothing to eat. ... Because when Napoleon's army began to retreat from Moscow, the Russians saw that they were weak and unprepared.>>

2):

>>'The most important reason for Napoleon's downfall was the 'Spanish Ulcer''. ... Britain was not known for being as militarily strong as France at this time but partnered with the Spanish guerrillas and the regular Spanish army, Anglo-Spanish forces were able to cause great problems to the French.>>

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>>Significant causes of his downfall included the Continental Blockade, the Peninsular War, the Russian Campaign, and the direct role of Britain. ... Napoleon had aimed to stall the British economy, attempting to lead it into an economic depression by cutting off its trade links with mainland Europe.>>

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