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SashulF [63]
2 years ago
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Was Napoleon a success or a failure? Describe one of this successes and one of his failures

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1 answer:
anzhelika [568]2 years ago
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**Success**

1. Napoleon spread French culture influencing other countries with the French culture.

2. Napoleon made himself the emporer of Europe.

3. Napoleon established order in the post-revolutionary war.

4. Napoleon conquered many foreign islands.

5. Napoleon resolved many issues and conflicte between France and the United States.

**Failures**

1. Napoleon married a gold digger that obviously only wanted him for his money. Sadly they had a lovely family BUT it was a failure since he basically only married her for her exterior; since she was beautiful on the outside.

2. Napoleon occupid many countries but basically his armies could no longer manage to keep the rebellions down ..so that made France go bankrupt.

3. Napoleon was one of the main reasons there was lots of chaos in all of Europe.

4. Everyone in France basically hated Napoleon for conquering foreign islands.

5. Napoleon was one of the greatest military tacticians of all time but his strategies sucked .

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