Which of the Following Was One of Napoleon's Greatest Advantages

question 7

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was one of Napoleon's greatest advantages in his wars against European powers?

• A) The lack of coordination among his enemies
• B) The tendency of his enemies to underestimate his military talents
• C) The French navy, which was the strongest in Europe
• D) The failure of his enemies to enlist the support of the British

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