<em>Well, for one... Louis the XVI was considerd ineffectual because he was usually depicted as rather a weak sort of king. Not really able to wield the strong centralized state in which his ancestors had crafted.</em>
<em> *And he was also seen as an honest man, who had good intensions, but who was most likely unfit for the strong task of reforming the monarchy; He basically wasnt the best man for the job... </em>
<span><em>~Therefore, He was ineffectual, just like the question states...
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<em>~Hope this helped! Anymore questions, please feel free to ask. :)</em></span>
He wanted to accustom the people to view the French government as a restoration of Rome. His ultimate goal was to establish himself as emperor, which he eventually did. If Napoleon could have himself apotheosized like so many of the Roman emperors, he would have loved to do that.
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C. It became law in the United States
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