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I suppose it is about generalship: What he makes happen on the battlefield. How does he know that the manoevres he makes at Austerlitz are correct ? It cannot be luck, it cannot be guesswork. Somehow he bends the opposition to his will.
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∙ 11y agoHis good contribution was the Napoleonic Code. His bad contribution was the relentless warmongering for almost two decades. He killed a large portion of Europe's population and displaced many more.
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∙ 13y agoHistorically it may be then Napoleonic Code. Television leaves th image that it was the Russian Invasion and the Cold Retreat from Moscow. His loss at Waterloo is a cinematic challenge and is best known in Great Britain. Don't fail to be include Josephine as a central element in his life.
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∙ 11y ago-Got rid of old corrupt monarchies (they were terrified of him)
-Supported revolutionary ideas.
-Improved military ideas.
-Reformed court system.
-Created new law code.
-Created new school systems, universities, and hospitals.
-Gave France an experience of another type of government (empire)
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∙ 7y agoHis tactics and strategies are still studied by military historians and at Military Academies throughout the world but his lasting legacy was the Napoleonic Code.
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∙ 14y agoThe Napoleonic Codes of Law
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Did napoleon support free speech?
No, Napoleon didn't support free speech. 1. He limited the press to a few newspapers for propaganda to make Napoleon look favorable. 2. Napoleon creates a police state in France. Creates a spy system in France in which Fouche, chief of police, ruthlessly eliminated anyone to be found rebellious. This clearly was a indicator that Napoleon didn't favor Free speech.
Napoleon's attempt to make Europe more self-sufficient was called?
The Continental System.
What are physical changes in a volcano?
The physical changes of a volcano is if it gets bigger or has more materials that make it up or what changes it.
Why did Napoleon's empire collapse?
Napoleon's empire collapsed for a number of reasons. Firslty Napoleon made a catastrophic mistake by invading Russia.. he planned 9 weeks for the whole campaign... that included the march into Moscow and defeating the Russian army. Nealry 600,000 men set out on the campaign and only 25,000 returned... Napoleons army was completely wiped out. Secondly, Napoleon's mental state had begun to deteriorate, he was unable to make sound judgements; and all the while his foreign enemies were gaining strength. They had united against Napoleon... following the war of 1812, Russia had joined the blockade that Briatin had set up against France. Britain ultimately controlled all of the sea ports, including the English Channel. This gave them control that no other country in Europe had. Nelson (G. Britain) annihilated Napoleon's Grand Army, and after this, Napoleon's Empire crumbled. The rest of Europe saw this weakness, and joined G. Britain in destroying the Grand Empire. Louis XVIII was then returned to the throne.The downfall of Napoleon's empire was caused by several interlocking factors. First, Napoleon's confidence stretched into over-confidence, which led to the over-stretching of French soldiers and war-making resources. Also connected, Napoleon's harsh rule over conquered territories caused bitter resentment among the people of those territories, which led to loss of production and the increase of rebellion, yet again taxing the resources of the French governing power. Finally, the staunch resistance of Great Britain maintained pressure on France which was significant in its own right.
What was Napoleon's attitude towards the lower classes?
napoleon seemed okay. he did make the prices of food ( bread, meat, flour, etc) lower so it could be affordable, reducing the threat of famine ( extreme hunger )
What changes did Napoleon make first?
Napoleon called off Sunday morning meeting
Did Napoleon make the French government strong or weak?
napoleon Bonaparte made France stronger.Napoleon Bonaparte was know as a great military leader
Why did Napoleon wanted the Louisiana territory?
To make more money from France's Caribbean colonies..
In the end how did Napoleon make use of the Louisiana territory?
Under Napoleon Bonaparte, France took back the territory in 1800 in the hope of building and that a U.S. President did not have the constitutional authority to make such a deal.
When is your life going to be better?
When you make positive changes and stick with them.
What changes did Napoleon make that changed the world?
He had changed the school systems that we use today and some laws
What changes did the national assembly make in the french government during napoleon times?
It attack the Bastille Prison
What leader used plebiscite to make himself emperor?
In the mid 19th Century Louis-Napoleon, also known as Napoleon the Third (serving as France's President at the time) held a plebiscite in France to decide the question of whether or not he should become Emperor. The response was overwhelmingly in favor of an Empire, and the Second French Empire was born.
Who plegded to make France the greatest country in Europe?
Basically every French leader. But Napoleon was probably the most famous.
What choice did napoleon make to improve public education in France?
Napoleon made it illegal for priests or nuns to teach, and removed all religious material. So the state took control of the schools and strove to make them the nursery of intelligence, morality, and patriotism.
How did napoleon Bonaparte make use of Louisiana territory?
Unable to develop or defend New France, Napoleon sold Louisiana to the US in 1803, in part to pay for his wars in Europe and against England.
Did napoleon support free speech?
No, Napoleon didn't support free speech. 1. He limited the press to a few newspapers for propaganda to make Napoleon look favorable. 2. Napoleon creates a police state in France. Creates a spy system in France in which Fouche, chief of police, ruthlessly eliminated anyone to be found rebellious. This clearly was a indicator that Napoleon didn't favor Free speech.
