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PART A: Which TWO of the following statements best describe the central ideas of the text?-NAPOLEON BONAPARTE Commonlit
A Napoleon is a universally praised and important figure in Western history.
B Following the political turmoil and violence of the French Revolution, the last thing France needed was a new dictator.
C While Napoleon as a subject is controversial, most agree that his code represents the height of his legacy and achievements.
D Though the invasion of Russia ended his career, Napoleon's fatal mistake was the attempt to invade France's long-time enemy, Great Britain.
E Despite his failed attempts in battle and conquest, Napoleon is nevertheless generally considered a military genius, one with a ruthless drive to build an empire.
F Napoleon created greater harmony in Europe by forcing his enemies to unite against him, bringing on an age of prosperity and peace.
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