Asked by Kaila Willoughby on Sep 24, 2024
Napoleon's difficulties in Spain can be attributed to
A) his favorable treatment of the Catholic Church,which turned nobles against him.
B) his favorable treatment of the nobility,which turned the middle class against him.
C) his favorable treatment of peasants,which alienated landowners.
D) ecclesiastical reforms,which angered the Church and,therefore,the nobility.
E) the fact that the king of Spain escaped to Brazil and continued fighting the French army.
Ecclesiastical Reforms
Changes and improvements made to the organization, doctrine, or practice of the Christian Church, often aimed at addressing corruption and enhancing the spiritual integrity of the institution.
Favorable Treatment
The act of giving someone or something preferential consideration or advantage.
Alienated Landowners
Refers to landowners who feel disconnected or estranged from their property, often due to political, social, or economic changes that undermine their control or profit.
- Acknowledge the transformations in political and social landscapes that occurred under Napoleon's governance, including his insights on the revolution and goals.
Learning Objectives
- Acknowledge the transformations in political and social landscapes that occurred under Napoleon's governance, including his insights on the revolution and goals.