Why was russia’s defeat of france the turning point in the napoleonic wars?
a-napoleon’s empire turned against him.
b-napoleon escaped to america for safety.
c-the people of france no longer supported napoleon.
d-the french army was reinvigorated.

Russia’s defeat of France  was the pivoting point in the Napoleonic Wars, because right after that Napoleon’s empire turned against him. Thus, the correct answer is A).

The Russian victory over the French army in 1812 was a fiasco for Napoleon's plans to conquer Europe. His army was practically destroyed and the spirits were low for French soldiers trapped in Russia, fighting battles and for the troops on other fronts.

A-Napoleon’s empire turned against him.

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d is the best answer for this question.