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What policy did napoleon promote in the European territories he conquered?
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From a position relative obscurity as the scion of petty Corsican nobility, Napoleon rose to become Emperor of most of Europe, and a primary symbol of his time. All over Europe, monarchies were weakening, but it was still unclear what forms of government would replace the old order. One possible form was that of "enlightened despotism," which Napoleon represented: he was a dictator, but he initiated beneficial reforms and had a very liberal outlook, maintaining socially progressive views. Yet Napoleon did not retain his power through his domestic policies alone: a master strategist on the battlefield, and a master at international negotiations, Napoleon repeatedly won both military and diplomatic triumphs, and, though nonreligious, succeeded in reconciling France and the Catholic Church in the Concordat of 1801.
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From a position relative obscurity as the scion of petty Corsican nobility, Napoleon rose to become Emperor of most of Europe, and a primary symbol of his time. All over Europe, monarchies were weakening, but it was still unclear what forms of government would replace the old order. One possible form was that of "enlightened despotism," which Napoleon represented: he was a dictator, but he initiated beneficial reforms and had a very liberal outlook, maintaining socially progressive views. Yet Napoleon did not retain his power through his domestic policies alone: a master strategist on the battlefield, and a master at international negotiations, Napoleon repeatedly won both military and diplomatic triumphs, and, though nonreligious, succeeded in reconciling France and the Catholic Church in the Concordat of 1801.
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∙ 9y agoFrom a position relative obscurity as the scion of petty Corsican nobility, Napoleon rose to become Emperor of most of Europe, and a primary symbol of his time. All over Europe, monarchies were weakening, but it was still unclear what forms of government would replace the old order. One possible form was that of "enlightened despotism," which Napoleon represented: he was a dictator, but he initiated beneficial reforms and had a very liberal outlook, maintaining socially progressive views. Yet Napoleon did not retain his power through his domestic policies alone: a master strategist on the battlefield, and a master at international negotiations, Napoleon repeatedly won both military and diplomatic triumphs, and, though nonreligious, succeeded in reconciling France and the Catholic Church in the Concordat of 1801.
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The European Union
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Political art - it portrays Napoleon working hard developing laws to promote an image of not a war leader but of a responsible governor and shaper of human affairs.
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APEX: Promote Islamic scholarship in their territories.
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At first, they treated them with fairness but much more crule as the empire went on.
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He followed the technique of his predecessors Assyria and Babylon by bringing in foreign aristocracies to rule the conquered, so that they would not have leaders sympathetic to them and promote revolutions. He also tried to improve security, stability and prosperity.
Which of the following policies did Napoléon promote in the European territories he conquered?
Religious tolerance
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it was gay
What was the Persians approach to conquered peoples?
They tried to promote security, stability and advance prosperity.
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What groups were formed mainly by Western European countries to promote defensive and economic cooperation in Europe?
The European Union.
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The European Union
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Yes
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It helped to promote oversea exploration and a better understanding of the Asian cultures.
The European Union has done all of the following EXCEPT _______.?
The European Union has done all of the following EXCEPT _______.?
Napoleon in His Study exemplifies this type of art?
Political art - it portrays Napoleon working hard developing laws to promote an image of not a war leader but of a responsible governor and shaper of human affairs.
