Asked by Mirna yasser on May 06, 2024
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What sorts of men became "notables" in the Napoleonic Empire,and how?
Notables
Notables denotes individuals of high social standing or considerable influence and reputation in a society, often deriving from their position, wealth, or accomplishments.
Napoleonic Empire
A French empire under Napoleon Bonaparte, expanding across much of Europe in the early 19th century before its defeat.
- Understand Napoleon's exploitation of the nobility and the establishment of a new social elite.
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Laurie CooleyMay 12, 2024
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A strong answer would include
-a discussion of how the Empire rewarded mainly men of non-noble,often middle-class background.
-an explanation of how the empire had a hierarchy based on service to the state.Napoleon was looking for talented men to serve the military and bureaucracy.
-an explanation of how Napoleon favored military officers,who ended up receiving the bulk (97% of the total)of titles and decorations by the Legion of Honor.
-a discussion of how the Empire rewarded mainly men of non-noble,often middle-class background.
-an explanation of how the empire had a hierarchy based on service to the state.Napoleon was looking for talented men to serve the military and bureaucracy.
-an explanation of how Napoleon favored military officers,who ended up receiving the bulk (97% of the total)of titles and decorations by the Legion of Honor.
Learning Objectives
- Understand Napoleon's exploitation of the nobility and the establishment of a new social elite.