Simon Bolivar

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Revolution
Napoleon Bonaparte was a French Military general was also the first emperor of France.
1) Was Napoleon a child of French Revolution: Napoleon can also be considered as the child of the French revolution because of his government after crowning himself an emperor together with the local reforms confirmed with the French revolution of 1789. As an emperor, he was also able to conserve to a greater extent the revolutionary principles.
2) Was Napoleon a conqueror or Reformer: Napoleon is considered one of the greatest conquerors in the world; however, his good legal and administrative changes affected the course of history. Being ambitious, vocal and driven by sheer work he succeeded in becoming the French ruler and established a larger territory.
3) Did his Conquests help spread ideals of benightment: As the Napoleon conquest spread, it helped to spread the ideals of the enlightenment and the French revolution since the countries he had conquered had versions of the Napoleonic code hence spreading new ideas and institutions of the French Revolution. 4) Proposal of the manifesto of the communist party: Different classes of people struggle in different dimensions based on their structural locations as well as the nature in which they resist. Through struggle, the exploited class gets educated, and it is also through effort that this class gets to know the magnitude of its power.
5) What classes were struggling: In the manifesto of the communist party, the two struggling classes were the Proletariat and the Bourgeois which represented the oppressed and the oppressor respectively.

6) What were they struggling over: According to the max, the Bourgeois repeatedly oppressed the proletariat which was the cause of struggle. 7) Had it always been two classes struggling: In this process of effort, the Serf were also suppressed as the oppressors managed them.
8) Who would eventually win: As the Bourgeoisie continued to grow and develop, so were the proletariat and eventually, the proletariat destroyed the Bourgeoisie (Davidson, 204).
9) Why would they win: As the industries expanded, the proletariat increased in number were concentrated in one group and hence joined hands to defeat the Bourgeoisie.10) Was the victory inevitable: The victory was inevitable as the oppressed were tired and they were determined to taste revolution that would bring change.
11) How can this struggle be force of history: This struggle is a force of history as it involved a gradual process that involved urban settlement and a progressive loss of prestige among the oppressors and final defeat of the Bourgeoisie.12) Meaning of Simons words: Simons words that he feared peace more than war was to advocate for fighting with one goal which was freedom.
13) How complex is it to build a state than to fight independence: Building state requires one to work and live together with the oppressors who are more difficult than fighting for a common cause (independence) as the oppressed.
14) Challenges faced by the new America: The new American states faced several challenges as they strive to make stable states, these included the following, unstable political system, a weak economy, unfavorable foreign policies and difficulty in preserving national independence.
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Davidson, Neil. How revolutionary were the bourgeois revolutions? Vol. 159. Chicago, 2012.