The 1848 revolution in France established the Second French Republic. The people saw in Louis Napoleon, later called Napoleon III, as a leader to correct the wrongs of the previous regime. This wasn't to be however, as this Napoleon fooled the people. He pretended to govern a democratic government but instead he used the secret police to suppress popular opinion.
Early on he gained support by legalizing trade unions and giving them a limited power of voting. He allowed the right to strike as well.
He provided programs for public works and got the middle classes involved in the economy with new banking and finance regulations.
When at last the people saw that he had "stolen" the 1848 revolution, he made the error of becoming involved in a war with Prussia. He actually was captured by the Prussians. This was basically the end of the 1848 revolution and the 2nd French Republic.
He protected the Directory from a Royalist uprising at the Tuileries on 5 October 1795 with his famous whiff of grapeshot which killed 1,400 of them from his cannons.
No, Napolean did not start the French Revolution, he came after.
In the immediate aftermath of the French Revolution Napoleon became the First Consul and then the Emperor of the French. After his exile King Louis XVIII became the King.
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The most heroic figure of the French revolution was Napoleon, who defended the revolution from foreign intervention.
Napoleon marks the end of the French Revolution.
No, Napolean did not start the French Revolution, he came after.
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I believe he was the leader of The French Army during the French Revolution.
In the immediate aftermath of the French Revolution Napoleon became the First Consul and then the Emperor of the French. After his exile King Louis XVIII became the King.
The French Revolution ends with Napoleon's coup against the Directory.
Napoleon
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he didn't
He ended it.
The most heroic figure of the French revolution was Napoleon, who defended the revolution from foreign intervention.
No, Napoleon was drafted by the French Military. The cause for it was a protest for Democracy, not Monarchy