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Morning. Today's one is How revolutionaries crowned an emperor, about 15 minutes.app.kleus.ai/a/how-revolutionaries-crowned-an-emperor8:30
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SolidJustifying hereditary imperial rule85How did Napoleon convince French citizens that crowning him as a hereditary emperor would protect their revolutionary gains rather than destroy them?
What you answered

He argued that if he died the old royal family would come back and take everyone's land, so a hereditary line was the only way to keep what the revolution had given them.

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What landed: The land argument, and that the threat was framed as protection rather than power.

What was missing: The vote. Parliament and a national plebiscite gave the crown legal cover, which is why it held where a decree would not have.

SolidMilitary coercion at 18 Brumaire100Walk me through how Napoleon used his soldiers during the coup of 18 Brumaire to dismantle the existing government and put the Consulate in its place.

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How did the revolution that executed a king end up crowning an emperor?

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