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sasho [114]
4 years ago
10

Napoleon's empire spread the ideas of French Revolution in Europe. One of these ideas was nationalism. How was Napoleon's domina

tion a factor in spreading nationalism outside of France? It helped create local monarchy and leadership in the dominated nations. It helped the dominated nations to adopt French culture and traditions. It inspired the dominated nations to build their own sense of nationalism. It prevented the spreading of more ideas of French Revolution in Europe.
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Elenna [48]4 years ago
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"<span>It inspired the dominated nations to build their own sense of nationalism." Although Napoleon's hold on his conquered ares of Europe was strong, the inspiration to forge one's own destiny after the French Revolution was stronger. This is what many Europeans believed in the most.   </span>
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