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    Napoleon was a man in the right place at the right time. Rising to power following the tumulus revolution, Napoleon established France as an empire with himself as emperor. Hailed by the French, Napoleon sought order in his new empire. He created the Grand Army and led numerous conquests for France. Napoleon maintained control over France through nationalistic army, his modernized attitude, and ultimately his incredible charisma. Napoleon Bonaparte brought the idea of nationalism to Europe and to his armies. France exemplified this modern ideal in which the people believed that their own country is the best country. This ideal drove the people. Napoleon upheld the French Revolution’s ideas of liberty, equality and fraternity. When the French fought, their devotion to their country made them brave. Their nationalism caused eager young men to enlist for the sake of protecting their country. The nationalistic attitude brought pride to France and support for their emperor. The Grande Army was the largest in all of Europe. It expanded France’s empire until nearly all of Europe were French allies or territories. Their nationalism brought faith in the emperor and victory in battle.…

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    France has had many great leaders in its extensive history, but Napoleon Bonaparte was arguably one of the best rulers France has ever had. Napoleon Bonaparte, also known as Napoleon I, was a great military genius and political revolutionary of France. He made many changes for France and made it able to function after the Revolution. But he also got a lot of his success from the French Revolution. It made it very easy for him to rise up the ranks of the military, gain supporters, and take over…

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    it granted citizenship to everyone. However, through his ambition and need for power, Napoleon became a dictatorship and negatively affected France. Although Napoleon is viewed as the child of the French Revolution, he ultimately betrayed the ideals of the revolution through his dictatorship in France and his attempts…

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    Napoleon Bonaparte, Frances’ “great” leader after the French Revolution and also conquered much of Europe, but he was also love and hated by many. People to include Benjamin Constant, likened the Emperor to a “tyrant”. At the same time, others such as Emmanuel Del La Cases and Victor Hugo idolized the “French Conqueror”. In regards to Bonaparte’s love/ hate relationship, I analyzed documents that looked at the great leader from both sides of the spectrum. In like respect, when historians…

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    Napoleons educational policies shaped the nation as a whole and changed the way the French were. The schools made all children educated and did not exclude people. If you were the son of a farmer, farming wouldn’t be the only choice with education. Napoleon gave the men of France a chance to succeed in life even if they were born into the middle-class. He was man who believe that this was the most important to shape the nation, by molding the young into great professions. Although Napoleon was a…

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    Who Is Napoleon Bonaparte

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    NAPOLEON BONAPART Once in a battle Napoleon said “When I see a empty throne I feel a urge to sit on it”. Napoleon Bonaparte, a French ruler tried to take over the world and rule it. His childhood, years as a general and his years as a emperor made him a strong ruler. (Vernon, 12-13) The childhood of Napoleon prepared him for war. Napoleon was born August 15 ,1769 on the island of Corsica and his father practiced law. His family belonged to nobility. The military school he went to was in…

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    NAPOLEON I. ON HIS IMPERIAL THRONE “Victory belongs to the most persevering.” -Napoléon Bonaparte Throughout the ages, showing own power and authority with art has been very popular. Because using visual propaganda is more influential than just words. Especially in portraits using just face proportions is not easy because as an artist you have to make the viewer’s understand what you wanted to express. In this essay, I will going to try to explain Jean Auguste…

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    the history of our world. Without these major events, our world would not be what it is today. A historical event that has a major impact on our world today is Napoleon’s invasion of Russia in 1812. Here, Napoleon Bonaparte invaded Russia but was forced to retreat due to his lack of supplies and the cold, harsh winter. This is important because Germany made the same mistake while attempting to invade Russia during the winter. A work of literature that has impacted our world is Mary…

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    Jacques-Louis David and His Political Art that Influenced France During March of this year I was fortunate enough to get to go to Paris, France where I visited the Musée Du Louvre. There this was one of the paintings that caught my eye. At the time I was in Art History: Neolithic to Renaissance so I had not gotten to the importance of the painting. But I managed to spend much time just sitting and staring at the painting. Something about this massive painting was fascinating. From the cultural…

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    Civilization Paper- Napoleon Napoleon Bonaparte was the first emperor of France and a brilliant military general. Being an intelligent individual as well as a great leader helped him acquire his supreme skills over his lifetime. He has been in certain situations and experiences that helped him become the leader that he did. A person cannot simply be born a leader, but they may have to display the right qualities to gain that power. Napoleon’s leadership progressed as he became older and wiser. …

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