Trust is the fundamental element to any relationship, but politically it is a deeper level of loyalty and commitment. Trust brings long-term prosperity, unites a nation, it is a nationalistic approach to the well-being of the nation, and it is what keeps the citizens bonded to each other and their leader. Popularity gathers the various aspects of trust and engenders a strong and competent leader. Such a leader is essential for a nation experiencing a political, social, and financial crisis.
From April 1796 to 1801, Napoleon had participated in the Italian campaign, then the Directory convinced him to assail Britain, but Napoleon indirectly planned to defeat England by the Egyptian campaign. His astute tactics on attacking his enemies with the Italian army and consecutive victories rose Napoleon’s fame …show more content…
Subsequently, Napoleon endeavored on enervating Britain’s access to trade with India by disturbing their route in Egypt but all their ships were destroyed by the British. Napoleon used propaganda and multiplied Napoleon's fame throughout his intended audience, the people of France. These campaigns were only initiating his career, and with this great impression allowed him to surmount higher potencies, which was only possible with placidity if Napoleon’s trust was kept by the people. The French Revolution was at its final years when Napoleon started to make consequential appearances in France military and politics. During early 1799, France faced more a number of problems where France was defeated in Germany, Switzerland, and Italy, the Directory started to get unpopular, and Directory was unable to handle the numerous crises. Even an effort to solve
From April 1796 to 1801, Napoleon had participated in the Italian campaign, then the Directory convinced him to assail Britain, but Napoleon indirectly planned to defeat England by the Egyptian campaign. His astute tactics on attacking his enemies with the Italian army and consecutive victories rose Napoleon’s fame …show more content…
Subsequently, Napoleon endeavored on enervating Britain’s access to trade with India by disturbing their route in Egypt but all their ships were destroyed by the British. Napoleon used propaganda and multiplied Napoleon's fame throughout his intended audience, the people of France. These campaigns were only initiating his career, and with this great impression allowed him to surmount higher potencies, which was only possible with placidity if Napoleon’s trust was kept by the people. The French Revolution was at its final years when Napoleon started to make consequential appearances in France military and politics. During early 1799, France faced more a number of problems where France was defeated in Germany, Switzerland, and Italy, the Directory started to get unpopular, and Directory was unable to handle the numerous crises. Even an effort to solve