Napoleon Became Famous for His Military Exploits and His Superb

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Multiple Choice

Napoleon became famous for his military exploits and his superb army.What was Napoleon's contribution to making the French army great?

• A)He was not an innovator but was able to combine and use a number of earlier developments (such as better guns and lighter cannons)to great effect.
• B)He was a military innovator who invented a number of new and better weapons.
• C)He instituted a policy of self-training,where soldiers were encouraged to develop skills on their own time,freeing Napoleon's time for larger-scale planning.
• D)Napoleon appealed to his army with passionate speeches,capitalizing on his troops' hatred of Catholicism.
• E)Napoleon was an expert delegator,and built up a highly skilled and trusted group of advisors who made key strategic and tactical decisions.

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