How the French Revolution Created Napoleon
France began the 1770s as the most powerful kingdom in continental Europe. But behind the royal ceremonies, the glitter of Versailles, and the confidence of the old monarchy, the country was running out of money — and out of patience. This is the story of how debt, bread shortages, privilege, Enlightenment ideas, and war broke the French monarchy apart. It follows the fall of Louis XVI, the storming of the Bastille, the Reign of Terror, the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte, and the wars that reshaped Europe. The French Revolution began as a crisis of taxation and hunger. It ended by creating an emperor — and redrawing the political map of an entire continent. #frenchrevolution #napoleon #napoleonicwars #europeanhistory

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