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Because napoleon supported many ideals of the enlightenment and began instituting symbols and titles from the monarchy, historians later classified him as

the enlightened emperor.

the enlightened monarch.

the enlightened prince.

the enlightened king.

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Answer from: mslamaya11

not the enlightened emperor.

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The correct answer is option B.

Napoleon Bonaparte was considered to be the enlightened monarch by the historians.

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Napoleon has been regarded as an enlightened monarch as he was said to work for the betterment of his people by fascinating policies of education and religious tolerance. Napoleon was considered to be an absolute monarch which infers that he was authoritative in his rule and there existed no institutions to check or balance the power of a ruler.

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The term enlightened monarch is used for the rulers who have complete political control to carry on their rule and they exercise their powers to work for the betterment of the people.

Napoleon worked for the public education and his rule ensured the education for girls. He worked in the direction of improving elementary education and further focused on the direction of secondary education. However the education system in the times of Napoleon is said to have benefited only the middle class which were non-revolutionary and helped run the country and military.

Another area of enlightenment was religious tolerance where people will be free to worship where and when they liked. In the Napoleon rule, the Church came under the control of State and Catholicism was considered to be the main religion of France. This however did not meant that people of other beliefs and faiths such as Judaism were not equal before the law, and they had all rights to experience their belief.

Thus Napoleon was hailed for his absolute rule and thus was considered as an enlightened monarch.

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