Explain the rise of Napolean. 5 marks
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★ RISE OF NAPOLEON
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(1) FRENCH REVOLUTION
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The causes for the rise of Napoleon lies in the French Revolution itself. As happens in a revolution, there was political and economic turmoil and a struggle for power. These factors facilitated Napolean's rise to power.
(2) POLITICAL INSTABILITY
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After the fall of the Jacobin government, a new constitution was introduced. It provided for two legislative councils and a Directory. However, the directors often clashed with the legislative council and this lead to political instability. Napoleon took advantage of the situation and became a dictator.
(3) GLORIOUS VICTORIES OF NAPOLEAN
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Napoleon was a great general and used his armies to conquer large parts of Europe. Many saw Napoleon as a liberator who would bring freedom to the people.
(4) TRUST ON NAPOLEON
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As Napoleon was a product of the revolution, his powers were a guarantee that aristocratic privileges won't be restored and people can live better lives.
These factors led to the rise of Napileon.
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Your answer
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★ RISE OF NAPOLEON
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(1) FRENCH REVOLUTION
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The causes for the rise of Napoleon lies in the French Revolution itself. As happens in a revolution, there was political and economic turmoil and a struggle for power. These factors facilitated Napolean's rise to power.
(2) POLITICAL INSTABILITY
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After the fall of the Jacobin government, a new constitution was introduced. It provided for two legislative councils and a Directory. However, the directors often clashed with the legislative council and this lead to political instability. Napoleon took advantage of the situation and became a dictator.
(3) GLORIOUS VICTORIES OF NAPOLEAN
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Napoleon was a great general and used his armies to conquer large parts of Europe. Many saw Napoleon as a liberator who would bring freedom to the people.
(4) TRUST ON NAPOLEON
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As Napoleon was a product of the revolution, his powers were a guarantee that aristocratic privileges won't be restored and people can live better lives.
These factors led to the rise of Napileon.
HOPE IT HELPS
#ARCHITECTSETHROLLINS
✯ BRAINLY STAR ✯
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Well explained :D
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