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It inspired the French Revolution, which eventually led to Napoleon's rise to power.
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yes
NO. France got larger while Napoleon was in power and only shrunk after Napoleon was deposed in 1815.
Meteoric.
They feared Napoleon would destabilize the balance of power in Europe.
he was just to short
His efforts to conquer land in all directions from France brought several nations together in an alliance to defeat him (not once but several times).
His efforts to conquer land in all directions from France brought several nations together in an alliance to defeat him (not once but several times).
With Napoleon's campaign against Russia beginning, he lacked the necessary troops to keep a strong grip on Aragon. Using military terminology, Napoleon was unable to increase the ratio of force to space in Aragon. Napoleon held a weakened position in Aragon and was in a defensive position which Spanish guerrillas took advantage of.
The rulers would conquer other nations and take anything of value that they could sell, thus increasing their monetary gain. Money is power.
It inspired the French Revolution, which eventually led to Napoleon's rise to power.
The Napoleonic Wars had multiple dimensions in the terms of ideology and European balances of power. Although is expansionary means and the invasion of Russia remain controversial, Napoleon's Enlightenment based intentions were based on rejection of the divine right theory. Thus, his strategy to crush European monarchies was founded.
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The congress of Vienna attempted to reestablish the old constitutional monarchies through an elimination of nationalism. :)
King Sargon... Ruler of the Akkadian Empire used his military power to conquer Sumer
Yes he did.