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During the Napoleonic Period (1804-1815), Napoleon Bonaparte, one of the most influential military and political leaders in history, expanded his power in Europe, promoting significant changes on the continent. Under his rule, the Napoleonic Code was established, influencing laws in several nations, and conflicts such as the Napoleonic Wars occurred, redefining borders and the balance of power. Additionally, the relationship with England was marked by embargoes, blockades, and naval battles, such as Trafalgar. In the context of the political changes in Europe during Napoleon's rule, identify a direct consequence of Napoleonic expansion for America and another for European politics. For America, mention a way in which the continent was affected by Napoleon's actions, and for European politics, cite an example of how Napoleon's territorial expansion altered the balance of power on the continent.

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With the beginning of the 19th century, the Napoleonic period marked profound political and social changes in Europe. Discuss the so-called 'Napoleonic Code' and its importance for the consolidation of these transformations. In addition, analyze how the ideas of freedom, equality, and fraternity, stemming from the French Revolution, were applied and reinterpreted during the rule of Napoleon Bonaparte, and finally, evaluate the ethical-political impasses resulting from the changes promoted by this period in European society.

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During the Napoleonic Empire, several conflicts were fought between European powers, with a highlight on the Napoleonic Wars (1803-1815). These wars were triggered by Napoleon Bonaparte's interests in expanding his territory and dominion, something that did not please the other European powers. What was the main reason for the conflict between Napoleonic France and England?

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Napoleon Bonaparte, considered one of the greatest statesmen and military leaders in history, led several wars in Europe during the 19th century. His defeat in Russia in 1812 was one of the most significant. What were the main factors that contributed to this defeat?

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