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Age of Revolutions in Europe — Unit test

Question 11 • NY-Global History and Geography II

The most important result of Napoleon’s rise to power was

Answer
A
the strengthening of other empires.
B
the spread of Enlightenment ideals.
C
the weakening of military powers.
D
the unification of France and Spain.

Explanation

Napoleon’s conquests and reforms carried ideas associated with the Enlightenment, such as legal equality and the end of feudal privileges, into many parts of Europe. This spread of Enlightenment ideals was a major lasting result of his rise to power. He did not unite France and Spain, and his military campaigns did not weaken military powers overall.

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