Explain the rise and down fall of Napoleon Bonaparte? (In 70 words)
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After the fall of jacobin government power went into the hands of middle class people who form a new assembly called directory which consist of five executive.they often clashes with legislature regarding any decision amd sought to dismiss them.This conflict paved the way of rise of NAPOLEAN BONAPARTE.
Napolean bonaparte led a military coup in 1799 in france and became the emperor of france in 1804.He was viewed as modernizer of euroupe.People were thinking that he will bring freedom and liberty to the people of india..He introduced manh reforms such as Decimal system,Opened bank of france...etc...He was regarded invader by many european countries...Finally..he was defeated by Allie in 1815 at waterloo...
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Rise:
. >was a hardworking with very high potential. Very focused, hard worker, amazing drive and energy levels. In addition with a very high ambition.
> He was there at the very right place and the very right time. He was a part of the army in a time when France was in chaos and the army was very active. Therefore, he got the chance to show his skills from a very early stage and build upon his weaknesses .
>there often clashes with legislature regarding any decision and sought to dismiss them.This conflict paved the way of rise of Napoleon Bonaparte.
Downfall:
> The same ambition and drive which made him rise also made him too big for his own good. He became too dangerous for several other countries to ignore. Plus, his ambition to grow France further and further put him at odds with the other major powers.
>The same energy and work level which made him rise also worn him out quite a bit. By his 40´s he was a man with some small but inconvenient health issues. He was no longer able to withstand longer campaigns on horse and push his body as in previous years. Quite possibly, the compound stress was also undermining a bit his decision making.
> The way in which he promoted people around him had all sorts of results. Even tough he often recognized and promoted people considering their merits, the problem is he also promoted family and close friends into the highest positions. These family and close friends were not always at the required level for the jobs he gave them.
>he was finally defeated by Allie in 1815 in the battle of waterloo .