Napoleon Bonaparte created the L'Arc de Triumphe with his bare hands. He was a father of12. All boys. their names are (from oldest to youngest) Jean, Pierre, Nicolas, Christophe, Henry, Zachary, Grant, Alexander, Reggie, Michael, Larue, and Aaron. He was the king of all murderers and he disgraced the french name and ate all of the country's Danishes.
The Above is total nonsense. Yes, Napoleon ordered the Arc de Triomphe constructed, but not with his bare hands. He had one legitimate child and two acknowledged illegitimate children. The last sentence doesn't even deserve a response.
Napoleon contributed much to his country, and Europe. Some of his longest-lasting contributions include the Napoleonic Code, a law code, and the Feelings of nationalism his army and conquests spawned gave birth to many other nationalist movements across Europe, along with spreading the Revolution's Principles. Physically, Napoleon order several buildings constructed and gave Paris a 'facelift', improving its aesthetic appearance. He Revolutionised warfare, introduced mass conscription and the concept of total war. Napoleon also had contributions in the arts, sponsoring many painters, sculptors and composers.
The Napoleonic Code was his lasting contribution to society,
Napoleon Bonaparte wrote the Napoleonic Code which is the laws that the French citizens and the citizens in his empire lived by.
He was more interested in the Corsican independence movement but defended the Republic and fought against Royalist counter revolution.
The Napoleonic Code.
The Napoleonic Code.
The Napoleonic Code.
He was the commander and chief of the French in the American Revolution... I'm only ten and I know that....
He was a French General Officer and George Washington's Chief of Staff and Inspector General.
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He prepared and proposed the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen during the French Revolution and was General George Washington's Chief of Staff and the Inspector General of the Continental Army during the American Revolution.
The Napoleonic Code is the greatest lasting monument to the Napoleonica Era.
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The french revolution started in 1789 but the monarchy ended only 1792. In the meantime, Louis XVI was still king of France (with limited powers).
He became the Commander in Chief of the Army of Italy on 2 March 1796.
Lafayette served as Washington's Chief of Staff and Inspector General.
guillotine, had just been invented. it was quick, efficient, and "painless".
He was the commander and chief of the French in the American Revolution... I'm only ten and I know that....
He was a French General Officer and George Washington's Chief of Staff and Inspector General.
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The French Revolution effectively ended the royal monarchies that dominated France for centuries. Sadly this was done in a brutal and bloodthirsty manner. Many innocent people were executed. One clear negative, in terms of "democracy" was the vacuum filled by Napoleon. He was not a "royal" leader, however, dissent was not one of his priorities. He ruled as an emperor and as France's general in chief. He is one one the most controversial figures in the 19th century.
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