How would you explain the rise of Napoleon?
After French became a republic in 1792 then the ruler robespeirre gave more benefits to the wealthier section of the society. Further, he was a sort of autocrat. This led to reign of terror for many years. After robespeirre rule came to an end, a directory was made to avoid the concentration of power in one individual. Members of the directory often fought among themselves that leads to total chaos and political instability that created a political vacuum in French. This was a conducive situation and Napoleon Bonaparte that took the reign of power as a military dictator.
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