History Quiz 3

The National Assembly was replaced by a what, which was to run temporarily and write another new constitution.

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To suppress anarchy at home, the Convention set up the what, composed of twelve men holding extensive police and judicial powers.

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One member of the Committee of Public Safety, who, soon became the most influential man in the French government.

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To suppress anti-revolutionary movements, the Cmmittee of Public Safety, under Robespierre's leadership, instituted what was soon called the what.

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In 1799, who returned to Paris from from a military campaign in Egypt

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On November 9, 1799, Napoleon and his followers drove the legit laters from their chambers and proclaimed a new republic the what.

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In the church of Notre Dame, accompanied by his wife, who, and in the presence of the great dignitaries of the French government and the Church of Rome, Napoleon was declared emperor of the French by the pope himself.

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On October 21, when, the British navy defeated the combined French and Spanish navies at the famous what, one of the greatest sea battles in history.

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The commander of the British navy at Trafalgar was the renowned who, considered by some to be the greatest naval hero the world has ever kown.

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Two years after Trafalgar, what, what, and what made peace with Napoleon and were essentially under his control.

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