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    Napoleon Bonaparte‚ born on Corsica in 1769‚ would become one of the world’s most famous generals and leaders. Bonaparte‚ inspired by enlightenment thinkers like Jacques Rosseau‚ would become the military commander of Paris and then with his influence‚ he drafted a new constitution of France in which he erected the consulate. Napoleon would be one of three consuls but as the first consul‚ Napoleon’s power was much stronger than the other two. Napoleon‚ as first consul‚ could elect any person and

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    Napoleon: Hero Persuasive Essay A hero is someone who has a vision for a better future‚ acts on their visions‚ and has the perseverance to get through obstacles. Throughout history there have been countless heroes: Charlemagne‚ Alexander the Great‚ and many others. In 18th century France‚ during the French Revolution‚ one of the greatest heroes in history emerged. His name was Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon Bonaparte is considered a hero in French society because he fought his way to power and protected

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    Napoleon Bonaparte was the first emperor of France from 1804 to 1814. He is famous for his efforts to form a connected Europe that France would lead. His career as a military and political leader led to many big accomplishments‚ but unfortunately he became too greedy over time leading to his exile. The Napoleonic era began in 1799 with Bonaparte’s coup d’état‚ which overthrew the Directory and by that established him to be the youngest new French Consulate in the history. In France‚ Napoleon showed

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    Bonaparte hardly ever writes. He dictates” (Méneval). This is a statement made by Napoleon Bonaparte’s secretary in a note to one his colleagues. These simple words completely encapsulate the man that Bonaparte was. Every aspect of his life was meticulously accomplished the way Bonaparte wanted it to be. His method to maintain such control was to alter his tone with each person he spoke to. It is apparent through the letters he wrote‚ how quickly Bonaparte could shift from a loving father to the

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    Thakkar November 9‚ 2014 Plan of Investigation 1. Napoleon Bonaparte was a genius military leader whose actions left a legacy in both Europe and the rest of the world. 2. The purpose of my research is to illustrate what Napoleon achieved through his leadership and how. I will explain how he gained control of France‚ what he did with his power‚ and the long lasting effects of his rule. 3. Leadership – Napoleon was enrolled in military school at a young age and began to rise through

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    nineteenth century‚ Napoleon Bonaparte became a very successful leader of France. His decisions helped him be the successful leader he always wanted to be. He started off in the military and worked his way up to being an emperor. He actually crowned himself emperor of France in 1804. No one in his family was ever royal‚ so therefore‚ he had to learn everything on his own. For someone who had no experience with the throne‚ he was a pretty great leader. There are many debates on whether Napoleon should be called

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    Napoleon vs. Caesar Napoleon Bonaparte and Julius Caesar: both great leaders who brought their countries out of turmoil‚ but eventually fell from power. These two men were extremely similar and had similar‚ if not the same‚ ideologies. Yet‚ there will still a few differences. While Napoleon modeled himself after Caesar‚ there were still some differences overall in their lives. After conquering all of Gaul (France‚ Belgium‚ and portions of Switzerland‚ Holland‚ and Germany) in 58 BC‚ Caesar was

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    There is a great debate to decide whether Caesar was a tyrant or hero. Based on the information from the passage “Killing Caesar” by Jon Herman‚ Caesar is more a hero then tyrant. The average citizen of Rome felt that Caesar was a blessing. Caesar is more a hero then a tyrant because he helped Rome. In the passage it says‚ “Never before had Rome been governed so well‚ or so efficiently”. The senate was running Rome poorly‚ so when Caesar took control he ran Rome better than the senate did. In the

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    A tragic hero is someone whos fatal flaw‚ combined with other external factors‚ bring about ones demise‚ which is demonstrated by Macbeth in Shakespeares play Macbeth. Macbeth is portrayed as a courageous‚ brave and noble man who was haunted by superstition and an overpowering ambition. Factors that contributed to the degeneration of Macbeth include the prophecies told to him by the witches‚ the influence and manipulation of his wife‚ Lady Macbeth‚ and finally‚ Macbeths deep driven intent to become

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    Annika Mr. Byrne Block 1 November 8‚ 2011 Napoleon: Hero or Villain Napoleon‚ the great French leader‚ is often seen as a hero‚ but if you look closer there is great evidence showing that he is a villain. He seemed to try to improve the country greatly‚ but really he was just trying to improve his reputation‚ a very selfish thing to do. For example he adopted a set of laws called the Napoleonic Code. These laws were put in place to give the country a uniform set of rules and eliminate

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