Question

How did Napoleon rose to power and what were the effects of his rule

Answer 1

Napoleon distinguished himself as a young artillery officer, mercilessly driving the British out of a French port, and drew the attention of the upper echelons. When the French republic's government was threatened by a mob, one general recommended that Napoleon be given command of the garrison in Paris.  

Napoleon's army stood steady with orders not to fire until fired upon. When a weapon was fired from the crowd, Napoleon's troops fired back, dispersing and pursuing the mob.  

The assembly was forever grateful after that, giving Bonaparte greater and greater responsibility, until the army was his instead of the government

Answer 2

Napoleon separated himself as a youthful mounted guns officer, cruelly driving the British out of a French port. Napoleon's armed force stood unfaltering with requests not to flame until let go upon. At the point when a weapon was discharged from the group, Napoleon's troops shot back, scattering and seeking after the swarm. The get together was always appreciative from that point onward, giving Bonaparte more prominent and more prominent duty, until the point that the armed force was his rather than the administration.