Which of These Was Not True of Napoleon Bonaparte

question 11

Multiple Choice

Which of these was not true of Napoleon Bonaparte?

• A) When he became monarch of France in 1804, he symbolically crowned himself.
• B) For several years, popularity at home allowed him to build up a large conscript army and impose heavy taxes to supply his men.
• C) Napoleon's formal title was emperor, because he led a country that by then had a significant empire.
• D) Napoleon is often given credit for being the greatest military strategist of the modern age.
• E) Napoleon never meant to found a dynasty to replace the Bourbons, but his supporters convinced him to take that path.

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