French Revolution pt2
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- As a military general, he provided stability and order, eventually establishing himself as the Emperor of France. Overall, the reaction stage of the French Revolution created a big impact as it allowed for the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte, who would go on to influence the course of history.
- Reaction StageFormation of the directory1794
- The reaction stage of the French Revolution was characterized by backlash against the radical ideas and previous aspects from the earlier revolutionary period. Some of the causes and impacts include: Fear of radicalism, and the Rise of Napoleon Bonaparte. The Reign of Terror had created a huge fear for the public, with mass arrests and executions. Many feared that the revolution had gone too far and were apprehensive. The reaction stage paved the way for Napoleon Bonaparte to rise to power.
- Napoleonic EuropeNapoleon I
- The Napoleonic era, which emerged out of the French Revolution, had significant causes and impacts on the future of France and Europe. Some of the major aspects are the French Revolution, and the Transformation of Europe. The French Revolution (1789-1799) marked a big social and political changes in France. It created the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte. Through a series of military conquests, Napoleon expanded French power across Europe. It led to the demolishing of traditional monarchies, and the spread of nationalism. Overall, the Napoleonic era shaped Europe’s political landscape, leaving a lasting impact on the future of both France and the continent as a whole.
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