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Halie Lockman
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∙ 11y agoNapoleon
gave high positions to those who earned it through merit and experience, and not to those who were rich or powerful.
He stabilized the economy and strengthened the Catholic Church in France.
He made slavery legal in the Caribbean colonies, so that the plantations could produce more cheaply, therefor earning money.
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∙ 15y agoNapoleons military abilities and actions are well documented. I can only say that much of the basis of French civil law is derived from the Code Napoleon.
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∙ 13y agoThe Naqpoleonic Code is his lasting legacy.
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Which of napoleons actions most contributed to his defeat?
the invasion of Russia
How would you compare Napoleons actions in October 1795 and November 1799?
Each time he saved his country and drove out the enemies and earned glory
What did Napoleons father do?
He was an attorney.
What is napoleons disability?
Epilepsy
What fed to napoleons downfall?
the invasion of russia !
Which of napoleons actions contributed to his defeat?
the invasion of Russia
Which of napoleons actions most contributed to his defeat?
the invasion of Russia
What are the actions that government takes for the public?
policies
What did salons help spread?
the Salons during the Enlightenment period, helped spread elightened ideas.
Are actions taken by government on behalf of the people?
policies .
Are actions taken by government on behalf of?
Policies; the people
What are actions taken by government on behalf of the people?
Policies
What is the name for the actions the government on behalf of the people?
Policies
How would you compare Napoleons actions in October 1795 and November 1799?
Each time he saved his country and drove out the enemies and earned glory
The actions the government takes on behalf of the people are called?
policies
What is the name of the actions that the government has taken on behalf of the people?
Policies
Which statement's about Lyndon Johnson actions as president is true?
He tried to continue Kennedy's policies (apex)
