Describe the Rise of Napoleon in France

Answer: Napoleon Bonaparte self-coroneted as Emperor of France. He initiated the conquest of neighboring nations by waging war against them. He considered himself Europe’s modernizer. Napoleon enacted and institutionalized several laws, including the protection of private property and a standardized system of weights and measures. 

Numerous of his actions spread the revolutionary concepts of liberty and modern laws across Europe. Long after his loss at the Battle of Waterloo, when he was eventually dethroned as an emperor, this demonstrated his favorable influence on the populace.