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It was unstable and not very popular. it was overthrown in 1799 by Napoleon Bonaparte who was a rising army commander.
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How did conditions in France in 1799 make possible for napoleon to seize power?
By 1799 France was unstable politically, religiously and socially. Maximillian Robespierre had seized control of the government and had led France with a strong and unrelenting fist. His regime fell in 1794 and was replaced by the Directory, a very unstable form of government ruled by five directors. By 1799, the previous revolution and government changed helped cause famine, economic depression, civil war and a very unpopular government. All these factors made it easy for Napoleon to stage his coup d'état in 1799.
What town was the capital of France IN 1799?
Paris was the French capital in 1799.
When did Napoleon come to power?
Napoleon Bonaparte came to power in November of 1799. He was 30 years old when he became the First Consul of France in 1799. He had a certain amount of power before that as a Brigadier General at the age of 24.
What was the Directory in the French Revolution?
The Directory was the government of France from 1795 until 1799. It was abolished when Napoleon Bonaparte came to power.
Who took over France in 1799?
napoleon
What is France government like today?
government
When was the metric system built?
introduced by France in 1799
Who seized power in 1799 IN FRANCE?
napoleon bonaparte
What government did France have after ww1?
they had a government like America but America was and is still better then france
Who had a revolution in 1789?
France. It ended in 1799 when Napoleon became the First Consul of France.
Napoleon Bonaparte dominated who and whose history from 1799 to 1815?
France and the history of France.
Who seized power in France after the fall of the Jacobin government?
Napoléon Bonaparte took control of France in November 1799.After the coup d'état of 18 Brumaire (9-10 November 1799) a new form of government took the place of Directory. It was called the Consulate and was set up of three Consuls: Cambacères, Lebrun and Napoleon Bonaparte. Soon Bonaparte was recognized as First Consul and virtually took the control of France.
