2. He rose to power due to the political instability in France
Explanation:
1.France was divided into three groups called the Clergy, Nobility and the commoners. The commoners comprised of the common people who were taken advantage of due to them being made to pay taxes while the other groups were exempted from tax payment. This led to economic hardship and revolutionary protests in the country which led to the rise of Napoleon.
2. Napoleon Bonaparte was a military dictator who came into prominence during the French Revolution. He was known as an intelligent and fearless military leader who ruled France after a success in overthrowing the then government .
