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dexar [7]
1 year ago
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Which statement best describes how the actions of Napoleon Bonaparte

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OLga [1]1 year ago
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The actions of Napoleon Bonaparte affected Latin America during the 19th century in <u>A. The Spanish people's resistance</u> to Napoleon's takeover of Spain inspired revolutions in Latin America.

<h3>Who was Napoleon Bonaparte?</h3>

Napoleon Bonaparte was a French military leader and emperor who conquered most of Europe, imposing the Napoleonic code.

Napoleon is remembered as a hero given his military successes and the advancement of France in the comity of nations.

Thus, the actions of Napoleon Bonaparte affected Latin America during the 19th century in <u>A. The Spanish people's resistance</u> to Napoleon's takeover of Spain inspired revolutions in Latin America.

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