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What did France's monarchy and Napoleon have in common?

A. The monarchy and Napoleon both followed the ideals of the French Constitution.
B. They both put the needs of the democracy before their own agendas.
C. They both sought to reduce the power and influence of the French military.
D. They both held total authority over the government, military, and the people.



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France's monarchy and Napoleon both had total authority over the government, military, and the people, centralizing power.


Explanation:

Both France's monarchy and Napoleon held total authority over the government, military, and the people. The monarchy centralized power, which was further developed by Napoleon. Napoleon's rule resembled a dictatorship, with him appointing officials and exerting control over various aspects of governance.


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