It was a coup de etat.
The Great Terror was placed into effect in the Post Revolutionary period to end the political in-fighting and power atruggle by the Committee of Public Safety. It had moved beyond internal security to state sponsored terror. The people wanted a strong leader capable of ending the terror and providing genuine reform.
As one of the twelve Olympians, she held a place of honor among them as both a daughter of Zeus, king of the gods, and of her own power.
Napoleon came to power in 1799 but before him the Directory was in power. They abolished feudalism, but Napoleon then confirmed the abolishment of feudalism through the Civil Code also known as Code Napoleon. However Napoleon reintroduced hereditary rule and put a hierarchy in place through the legion of honour so he did a lot that went against the revolutionary idea of getting rid of feudalism.
The Republican and Democratic parties do exist to maintain their own power.
Find a water route to Asia, get rich, make the crown happy with gold, gems, and things, and to gain power.
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A quick seizure of power is called a coup d'etat.
he came to power by being in the lower class but he got elected to study in uni then he got some dosh and helped the poor and they voted for him.
Communists believe in the seizure of political power by force.
napolean used his power to rule (badly) the animals.
Hitler, Mussolini, and Hirohito were all mad with power. So was Napolean Bonaparte.
A coup or coup d'Etat.
The Bogus Coalition is a term used to describe a group of individuals or organizations that come together under false pretenses or with insincere intentions. It often implies that the coalition is not genuine or trustworthy in its stated goals or objectives.
The Constitutional government was controlled by the Directory.
A sudden seizure of political power is called a coup d'etat.
No, the Directory came after Louis XVI. It existed for four years and was dissolved when Napoleon came to power.
His rise was meteoric and his fame, wealth and power were vastly increased when he ended the Royalist uprising in Paris with a fabled whiff of grapeshot in defense of the Directory.