Considering the Different Evaluations of Napoleon's Relationship to the Revolution,the

question 110

Multiple Choice

Considering the different evaluations of Napoleon's relationship to the Revolution,the safest thesis would be that Napoleon

• A) completely destroyed the Revolution.
• B) preserved and strengthened many of the accomplishments of the Revolution but only in France.
• C) preserved and strengthened many of the accomplishments of the Revolution in France and spread them to other countries.
• D) embodied the Revolution and made the Revolution's accomplishments permanent.
• E) was actually irrelevant to the Revolution.

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