What was the result of Napoleon's invasion of Russia?
A)The invasion was a success.
B)The guerrilla warfare tactic was found to be a successful form of warfare.
C)The remaining one-third of Napoleon's army endured a long retreat.
D)The summer invasion resulted in a quick retreat.
E)The Russians and French established a long-term alliance.

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Napoleon's invasion of Russia in 1812 resulted in a disastrous retreat for his army. Initially, Napoleon's Grande Armée of over 600,000 men entered Russia in June. However, facing scorched earth tactics, logistical difficulties, and the harsh Russian winter, the army was decimated, with only about one-third surviving to retreat.

What Was the Result of Napoleon's Invasion of Russia