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Napoleon capitalized on the political instability and social unrest following the French Revolution, which left France in chaos with competing factions and weakened leadership. Economic hardships, including inflation and food shortages, further fueled discontent among the populace. Additionally, the rise of radical groups and constant warfare had diminished the public's faith in the government, creating an environment ripe for a strong leader. Napoleon's military successes and promises of stability ultimately allowed him to seize power.

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