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Date/Years: 1799 Location: France Key People Involved: Napoleon Bona pane What Happened: What caused it: What was its effect: How did this cause/contribute to the next event?

Date/Years: 1799 Location: France Key People Involved: Napoleon Bona pane What Happened: What caused it: What was its effect: How did this cause/contribute to the next event?

Social Psychology (10th Edition)
Social Psychology (10th Edition)
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Author:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers
Publisher:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers
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Event: Indenende- Event: Age of Napoleon (French Revolution Stage 4) Date/Years: 1799 Location: France Key People Involved: Napoleon Bona page What Happened: What caused it: What was its effect: How did this cause/contribute to the next event?
Transcribed Image Text:Event: Indenende- Event: Age of Napoleon (French Revolution Stage 4) Date/Years: 1799 Location: France Key People Involved: Napoleon Bona page What Happened: What caused it: What was its effect: How did this cause/contribute to the next event?
Stage 4 Age of Napoleon November 1799: Napoleon overthrows the government and declares himself First Consul of France ::: In 1799, Napoleon Bonaparte was a French military leader. Early in the revolution, he sided with the revolutionary extremists, the Jacobins, who were led by Maximillien Robespierre and controlled the government until 1795. During that time he was promoted in the military for devising successful battle plans and for his support of the revolution. After Robespierre's execution, the country fell into civil war. Counter-revolutionaries who supported the monarchy attacked the National Convention, the group of representatives who ran the government. Napoleon was tasked with defending the National Convention in Paris and was successful in pushing back the royalists. With the trust of the new ruling body, the Directory, Napoleon was given command þf military campaigns in Italy, Austria, the Netherlands, Egypt, Syria, and other places where French forces fought against countries led by monarchs who threatened the revolution. While commanding French troops, General Bonaparte gained popularity in France. To many of the French people he was the successful leader who defeated armies threatening their country and who enriched the French by bringing the riches of other regions home. Napoleon sworn in as First Consul, by Auguste Couder
Transcribed Image Text:Stage 4 Age of Napoleon November 1799: Napoleon overthrows the government and declares himself First Consul of France ::: In 1799, Napoleon Bonaparte was a French military leader. Early in the revolution, he sided with the revolutionary extremists, the Jacobins, who were led by Maximillien Robespierre and controlled the government until 1795. During that time he was promoted in the military for devising successful battle plans and for his support of the revolution. After Robespierre's execution, the country fell into civil war. Counter-revolutionaries who supported the monarchy attacked the National Convention, the group of representatives who ran the government. Napoleon was tasked with defending the National Convention in Paris and was successful in pushing back the royalists. With the trust of the new ruling body, the Directory, Napoleon was given command þf military campaigns in Italy, Austria, the Netherlands, Egypt, Syria, and other places where French forces fought against countries led by monarchs who threatened the revolution. While commanding French troops, General Bonaparte gained popularity in France. To many of the French people he was the successful leader who defeated armies threatening their country and who enriched the French by bringing the riches of other regions home. Napoleon sworn in as First Consul, by Auguste Couder
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