D) All of the above
D) he restored stability and military victory to France
C) Consulate
A) St. Elba
D) Russia
Explanation:
- Napoleon returns to Paris, whose government is in serious crisis. Taking advantage of the situation, Napoleon staged a coup in November 1799 and became the first consul, a man at the helm of the French government with almost unlimited power.
- He became a lifelong consul with the right to appoint his successor in 1802, and only two years later was proclaimed French emperor. Under his leadership, life in France was vastly improved. He centralized the government, created the French Bank, re-proclaimed Roman Catholicism as a state religion, implemented legal reforms introducing the Napoleonic Code and overhauling the country's education program.
- Napoleon's attack on Russia in 1812 ended in a catastrophic retreat. The coalition went hand in hand, causing the final fall of Paris in March 1814. Napoleon was exiled to the Mediterranean island of Elba.
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The Articles of Confederation was the first written constitution of the United States. I do think the Articles of Confederation was not a solid plan for the new nation. it was known to have some flaws that outweigh it usefulness.
- The Articles of Confederation might not work for the new nation because the weakness of the Articles of Confederation was great such that Congress was able to enforce laws or raise taxes. This made it so hard for the new nation to repay their debts gotten during the Revolutionary War.
It was regarded a failure because it did not grant enough power to the federal government. The Constitutional Convention was made so as to addressed the problems under the Articles.
As the weaknesses in the Articles of Confederation became obvious, the Congress needed a way to address the issues.
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There were many political leaders including:
-Augustus (First Roman Emperor and founder of the Roman Principate)
-Constantine the Great (First Christian Roman Emperor)
-Trajan (Emperor from 98-117 AD, successful soldier-emperor)
-Nero (the General of the Empire from 38-9 B.C.)
-Gaius Julius Caesar (Dictator of the Roman Republic)
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