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What Enlightenment ideal did Napoleon use to justify his removal of the Directory in a coup d'etat?
The ideal that there should be a peaceful transfer of power between governments.
The ideal that a government should protect the rights of its people.
The ideal that the church and state should be separated.
The ideal that a government does not need the consent of its citizens.
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The ideal that a government should protect the rights of its people.
Napoleon justified the 18 Brumaire coup by arguing the Directory was corrupt and ineffective and that a stronger government was needed to restore order and safeguard the gains (rights and stability) of the Revolution.
Napoleon justified the 18 Brumaire coup by arguing the Directory was corrupt and ineffective and that a stronger government was needed to restore order and safeguard the gains (rights and stability) of the Revolution.
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