After Napoleon's final defeat, to which location was he exiled?

After Napoleon's final defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815, he was exiled to St. Helena, a remote island in the South Atlantic Ocean. This location was chosen because of its isolation, making it difficult for him to escape or influence European politics again. His time on St. Helena lasted until his death in 1821, during which he lived under British supervision.

Elba, though significant as Napoleon's first exile following his abdication in 1814, is not the correct answer as it pertains to his initial exile rather than his final one. Guadeloupe and Corsica are also incorrect locations related to his exiled life post-defeat. Guadeloupe was a French colony where no significant exiles took place involving Napoleon, and Corsica was his birthplace, but he was never exiled there. Thus, St. Helena is indeed the correct answer as it marks the conclusion of Napoleon's tumultuous political journey.