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The only answer that makes sense here is C.
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In the first place, the question seems not be well formulated. The rise of Napoleon was an event of post-revolutionary France. His astonishing military victories made him the master of Europe and brought a lot of glory to his country. Despite being a monarch himself, an autocrat, he embraced republican ideas and many of the high ideals of the revolution. He promulgated his famous codes, he promoted French ideals in the vanquished countries. France stood as an example, as a torch of liberty for many future Latin American independence fighters who were fed up with tyrannical and decadent Spanish rule. Some of them even fought in the Napoleonic armies, persuaded that by doing so, they contribute to spreading human liberty and progress.
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One of the most important without out a doubt would be the battle of san jacinto this is where Sam Houston met the Mexican army and launched a surprise attack on the army the battel was only like 15mins long which is very short but the outcome was very big about 11 Texans were killed and 30 wounded while Mexico had 650 killed, 208 wounded and 300 captured i mean this is huge Texas practically took no wounded or killed compared to Mexico not only that but santa ana the general of the Mexican army and leader of Mexico was captured the Texans would make Santa ana practically signing a treaty that recognized the republic of Texas later on the Mexican army would have to go back behind the rio grande and this is how Texas became Texas
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