In His Empire, Napoleon Supported "Constitutions" and Considered Himself "Enlightened

question 13

Multiple Choice

In his empire, Napoleon supported "constitutions" and considered himself "enlightened" because he:

• A) favored representative assemblies.
• B) supported the concept of limited government.
• C) wanted elections and democracy.
• D) wanted government to be rationally constituted and believed in the rule of law.

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Definitions:

Antitrust Law

Legislation aimed at preventing anti-competitive practices, monopolies, and fostering fair competition in the market.

Product Price

The financial cost at which a good or service is sold to consumers in the market.

Deregulation

The removal of most or even all of the government regulation and laws designed to supervise an industry. Sometimes undertaken to combat regulatory capture.

Industrial Regulation

Government policies aimed at regulating the operations of industries to prevent unfair practices and ensure competition.