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Napoleon made himself somewhat of a "divine right" ruler, controlling a government which was not in the hands of the people being ruled. He loved war, which the enlightened writers didn't approve of much, and he also didn't give true freedom of the press.
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How did Napoleon betray the ideas for the French Revolution?
he didnt
What is the main keys ideas of the rise of Napoleon?
The Italian and Egyptian campaigns.
What did Napoleon do that was not enlightened?
He declared himself emperor, which is absolutism and against the ideas of the enlightenment.
Which one of these supported the ideas of the french revolutuions taken by napoleon bonparte's?
establishment of trail by jury
When main ideas follow a directional pattern they are organized in?
spatial order
What are some political ideas of Napoleon Bonaparte?
The Continental System which was Economic warfare against the United Kingdom.
What ideas plans laws did Napoleon Bonaparte offer to the french people that made him so popular in the middle ages?
Napoleon ruled in the 1800's. Not the Middle Ages.
The ideas found in the Declaration of Independence are based on the ideas of .?
which of the following is the most important effect of Napoleon Bonaparte's rise to power in 1799 on Latin American history
What are Napoleon Bonaparte's influences?
•He was involved in overthrowing Louis XVI. •He gave stability to France. •He overthrew the Constitution. •He reaffirmed the ideas of legislation
What enlightenment thinker did napoleon follow?
He was a follower of Rousseau and a supported many ideas of the French Revolution.
What was Napolean Bonaparte's cause?
To spread his ideas ( Code Civil des Francais)
Who brought the ideas of nationalism to Germany and Italy?
napoleon
How did Napoleon betray the ideas for the French Revolution?
he didnt
Who brought the first ideas of nationalism to Italy and Germany?
napoleon
What are napoleon's ideas?
Your question is very unclear. This makes it difficult to answer.
What is the main keys ideas of the rise of Napoleon?
The Italian and Egyptian campaigns.
What did Napoleon do that was not enlightened?
He declared himself emperor, which is absolutism and against the ideas of the enlightenment.
