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Was napoleon's government closer to France's absolute monarchy or closer to the revolutionary government explain your answer?
Napoleon's government was closer to France's absolute monarchy than to the revolutionary government. He centralized power, established a strong authoritarian regime, and crowned himself Emperor, reflecting monarchical traditions. While he implemented some revolutionary reforms, such as the Napoleonic Code, his style of governance prioritized order and control over the democratic ideals of the Revolution. Thus, his rule marked a return to autocratic governance rather than a continuation of revolutionary principles.
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The government of Saudi Arabia is an example of a/an?
Absolute Monarchy
What type of government was there when Louis XIV ruled France?
Absolute Monarchy or Absolutism
Under the reign of Louis XIV the government in France was aan?
Under the reign of Louis XIV the government in France was an Absolute Monarchy.
What is the type government in Saudi Arabia?
The Government of Saudi Arabia is an Absolute Monarchy. And I'm sure about it.. :)
What term applies to a king-queen or emperor with total power?
Absolute Monarchy is the type of government that has a king, queen, or emperor that has total authority.
F a monarch has complete control over the people the government is called a what?
An absolute monarchy.
What is the form of government in oman?
Oman is an absolute monarchy with aConsultative Council. In other words the Sultan allows a certain amount of latitude and is slowly giving his people more benefits and jobs. -But if he doesn't like something, it is short-lived.
What type of government do not have constitution?
An absolute monarchy.
Is a absolute monarchy a limited government?
Limited
What government does Oman have?
Oman has absolute Monarchy.
What form of government does Lesotho have?
A monarchy governmentAbsolute Monarchy
What type of government did France have in the 18th century?
France was governed by a monarchy before the French revolution.
