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1. What were the two sides of the Battle of Waterloo?

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The correct answer is Britain and France. The Battle of Waterloo was fought on June 18, 1815, between the forces of the French Empire led by Napoleon Bonaparte and the Seventh Coalition, which was primarily composed of British, Dutch, and Prussian troops. The battle marked the final defeat of Napoleon and the end of his reign as Emperor of the French. The British and French forces were the main adversaries in this historic battle.

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2. Who led the Anglo-allied army?

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The Duke of Wellington led the Anglo-allied army.

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3. Who led the forces against the Anglo-allied army?

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Napoleon Bonaparte led the forces against the Anglo-allied army.

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4. What were the armies of the seventh coalition composed of?

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The armies of the seventh coalition were composed of the Anglo-allied army of Britain combined with the Prussian army. This means that the military forces of Britain and Prussia joined together to form the armies that made up the seventh coalition.

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5. On which date was the Battle of Waterloo fought?

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The Battle of Waterloo was fought on Sunday 18 June 1815.

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6. Which nations composed the Anglo-allied army?

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The Anglo-allied army was composed of the United Kingdom, Prussia, United Provinces, Hanover, Nassau, and Brunswick.

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7. Who succeeded the throne after the defeat of the French at Waterloo?

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After the defeat of the French at Waterloo, Louis XVIII succeeded the throne. He became the King of France in 1814 after the fall of Napoleon Bonaparte. Louis XVIII was the brother of Louis XVI, who was executed during the French Revolution. Louis XVIII's reign marked the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy in France. He implemented several reforms and attempted to reconcile with the revolutionary ideals while maintaining the monarchy's power.

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What were the two sides of the Battle of Waterloo?
Who led the Anglo-allied army?
Who led the forces against the Anglo-allied army?
What were the armies of the seventh coalition composed of?
On which date was the Battle of Waterloo fought?
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