What made Napoleon’s rise to power possible?
a) his own military talents as well as mismanagement by the government of France
b) his close connections with the Capetian ruling house
Consider This: Napoleon was able to suppress a royalist uprising and lead troops successfully in Italy. See 6.4.1: The Rise of Napoleon.
c) he was a native of Corsica, not France proper, which made him a good compromise
Consider This: Napoleon was able to suppress a royalist uprising and lead troops successfully in Italy. See 6.4.1: The Rise of Napoleon.
d) his vast wealth, which allowed him to field his own troops to protect France
Consider This: Napoleon was able to suppress a royalist uprising and lead troops successfully in Italy. See 6.4.1: The Rise of Napoleon.
a) his own military talents as well as mismanagement by the government of France
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