In His Approach to France's Domestic Problems,Napoleon

question 94

Multiple Choice

In his approach to France's domestic problems,Napoleon

• A) combined the ideas and practices of the Revolution with enlightened despotism.
• B) was determined to pursue the ideals of the Revolution to their logical extreme.
• C) abandoned even the most lasting changes made by the Revolution in favor of stability.
• D) showed an uncompromising hostility to the church.
• E) had an Old Regime respect for rank.

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