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A war general is what I am. One who stands by the side of France. People address me as Ike, The Young Lion. In this story, I express my feelings for the hardships of the battles for my people’s liberty. Napoleon is my good, trusting friend who fights alongside me as we work for what is right. The fundamentals for the start of the French revolution were equality and liberty. Those in power didn’t stand equal in the Meeting of the Estates General. From the beginning, I always believed that everyone

commander-- Napoleon Bonaparte. Little did his upper-middle class parents know that on that day their miracle would write the history books and become one of the most powerful military commanders and influential political figures in legal history. As aforementioned, Napoleon is considered to be one of thee greatest critical thinking military minds and strategists to have lived. Napoleon graced the French military with distinction, and it was his power and reputation that drove him on. Napoleon rose fairly

Napoleon Bonaparte as a Military Leader There have been many successful military leaders throughout history, but no leader has ever conquered the entire world. Napoleon Bonaparte, one of the best leaders of all time, nearly achieved this goal. Although his conquest for power and territory were beneficial to France, it did not have the same effect on Europe. As a self-appointed emperor, Napoleon was known as an extraordinary military field general and an effective reformer. His political policy furthered

Napoleon Bonaparte was a military general and the an emperor of France who is now considered one of the world's greatest and one of the world’s most controversial military leaders. Napoleon revolutionized military organization, sponsored the Napoleonic Code, and also reorganized education and established the long-lived Napoleon code with the papacy. ("pbs.org", nov 27, 2016) Napoleon’s many reformations left a lasting mark on the institutions of France and of much of western Europe. But his driving

3-3 Napoleon Bonaparte became a hero in France on October 1795. Napoleon was only 26 years when he was asked if he wanted the lead a army. When Napoleon was asked it was a chance for glory. The National Convection were the ones who told Napoleon to defend the delegates. Napoleon and his men greeted the thousands of royalist with a cannonade ( Cannonade- an attack, as of invective or censure, suggestive of cannon fire; barrage.) when Napoleon Bonaparte attacked the enemies

England. A hero is only defined by the people they protect and serve. Likewise, after the fall of the French Revolution, Napoleon Bonaparte swept in and seized power. At the young age of 30, he was already in charge of the First Counsel. By 35, he was the dictator of France. Through cunning military strategies and ambition, Napoleon climbed through the ranks of the French military. Napoleon at the time of his reign was seen in the French perspective as revolutionary and a savior. But, when the statistics

and political uprising in France that lasted for ten years and was pushed forward by Napoleon in order to expand the French Empire. During this time period French citizens redesigned the political environment by putting a stop to things such as absolutism and the feudal system. Revolutionaries of the French Revolution were inspired by the Enlightenment ideals of popular sovereignty and inalienable rights. Napoleon played an important role in the revolution by ending it and putting in a government

Napoleon Bonaparte and Robert Mugabe were both dictators that maintained an iron fist rule on their respective countries, France and Zimbabwe. In times of oppression and hardship seemingly strong leaders take up the mantle of becoming what seems like a revolutionary hero. In the case of Napoleon this meant ousting the dysfunctional rule of the Directory in revolutionary France. His campaign for power followed a rule of a tyrannical madman by the name of Robespierre, who ushered an age of absolute

Medieval: Religion Many artworks created during the Medieval art period were inspired by the religious beliefs of the artists. This did not depend upon where the artist was located, many cultures created artworks to depict and reflect on religious figures. This piece that was created for King Richard II of England and supports the idea that artworks during this period were heavily inspired by religion. This piece is made up of two separate panels, the left of which depicts King Richard II keeling

Napoleon Bonaparte: Hero or Tyrant? An ambitious man, big plans, big actions and a big appetite to conquer more and more. The most controversial figure in history. Some will say he was a tyrant. An egocentric man, who betrayed the ideals of the revolution and brought back the monarchy to France. The man who took away the rights people had earned during the reign of Terror. A single-minded man who reigned without the consent of the people. Others will say he was a hero. Patriotic and passionate for