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Congratulatiopns. You have come up with a completely unanswerable question. I can think of no moment in Napoleon's life or career when he had English support. No. Not one. Sorry.
With the exception of course of:
When he was supported Lock, Stock and Barrell by the UK.Napoleon spent six years as a detainee/prisoner/exile under full control of the UK at St. Helena in the South Atlantic. During that period an allowance was granted for the housing, foodstuff, security, staff, medical needs, retinue and other necessities deemed essential for a visiting head of state. Longwood was a South Atlantic estate and a far cry from Devil's Island or Alcatraz. His movement was restricted on the assumption that he was a flight risk based on his Parole Violation at Elba.
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∙ 9y agoThe French supported Napoleon as an emblematic symbol of their country due to his consistent and tireless efforts in the defense of the Republic of France, such as his brilliant recapture of Toulon from French traitors and British occupiers during the First French Revolutionary War. He was successful leading the French "Army of Italy". He also had none of the bloody legacy that came from the political battles between Gironidists and Jacobins that had led to the Reign of Terror, conversely he brought peace to the city of Paris after its convulsions following the death of Maximilien Robespierre. He was also young and vivacious, which was another reason he was successful.
Most importantly, though, he spoke the language of the Revolution, abolishing the estates, promoting individual freedoms, and elevating the bourgeoisie to the same place in the economy as the nobility. Since Napoleon was not of royal blood, his rule was an affirmation of the principle that all Frenchmen, regardless of origin should be permitted to have any rank they could achieve on their own merit.
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Why did the French people support Napoleon Bonaparte?
What he promised was better then they had been treated by the Republic or by the Monarchy. He gave them hope and bread.
Why do you think the French people welcomed Napoleon back so eagerly?
He had proven to be a better ruler then Louis XVIII.
Did the third estsate like napoleon?
I do think the correct question would be: did the French people like Napoleon? The answer is positive. Especially after the the Peace of Lunéville (Feb. 8,1801) and that of Amiens (Oct. 1,1801 the preliminaries, March 1802 the Treaty), Napoleon was acclaimed "Consul for Life" and people called him "Peacemaker".
Why did the people of France give napoleon a second chance after his first exile?
The main controversy over Napoleon is if he was a friend or enemy to the French people. Napoleon's prosecutors said that he destroyed the civil liberties of the French people. They also think that he started unnecessary wars of aggression. Another argument is that he ruled above the law like a absolute monarch. People on the defending side of Napoleon say that he saved France from a near anarchic situation in France. He extended the French territory to bring glory to the French people, and the rights of the revolution to the in Europe. Also Napoleon did more to help the people than to harm them.
What did Napoleon Bonaparte think about history?
Napoleon said "History is the version of past events that people have decided to agree upon."
Why do you think french people welcomed napoleon so eagerly?
He was the main guy who helped deafeat there french ruler they where having a revolution before napoleon took the crown
Why did the French people support Napoleon Bonaparte?
What he promised was better then they had been treated by the Republic or by the Monarchy. He gave them hope and bread.
Why do you think the French people welcomed Napoleon back so eagerly?
He had proven to be a better ruler then Louis XVIII.
What did Napoleon Bonaparte think of the French Revolution?
It had served its purpose.
Why did the French accept Louis Napoleon as an emperor?
Louis Napoleon was a nephew oh Napoleon Bonaparte. France thinks that the French were instable, so they think that Louis Napoleon will help bring peace to France, which he did with real prosperity & a better enlightment.
Did napoleon disbanded the french army?
I dont think so honey
Was Napoleon influential in the French Revolution?
Yes... he stopped it... he did it well... I think?...
Did Napoleon disbanded french army?
I dont think so honey
Why did some people think strange that the French people accepted Napoleon as their new Emperor?
Because he tried to please everyone, For example he helped the economy and the church.
Did the third estsate like napoleon?
I do think the correct question would be: did the French people like Napoleon? The answer is positive. Especially after the the Peace of Lunéville (Feb. 8,1801) and that of Amiens (Oct. 1,1801 the preliminaries, March 1802 the Treaty), Napoleon was acclaimed "Consul for Life" and people called him "Peacemaker".
Why did the people of France give napoleon a second chance after his first exile?
The main controversy over Napoleon is if he was a friend or enemy to the French people. Napoleon's prosecutors said that he destroyed the civil liberties of the French people. They also think that he started unnecessary wars of aggression. Another argument is that he ruled above the law like a absolute monarch. People on the defending side of Napoleon say that he saved France from a near anarchic situation in France. He extended the French territory to bring glory to the French people, and the rights of the revolution to the in Europe. Also Napoleon did more to help the people than to harm them.
What were the bad qualities of Napoleon Bonaparte that would place him in the hall of shame?
Napoleon of France made a lot of contributions. Frequent war at the expense of the French people did a lot of harm, because his ambition has led to the coalition of many European countries. Most people died of War, and Napoleon himself would like to think that everything should be resolved by force, so that Napoleon ambitions increased.
