How did Napoleon's conquests in Europe affect other parts of the world?

Napoleon's defeat of the British led to the spread of the Napoleonic Code in the Caribbean.

Napoleon's consolidation of Europe led to the establishment of the League of Nations.

Napoleon's conquest of the Rhine led to the fall of the Ottoman Empire.

Napoleon's conquest of Spain led to independence movements in the Americas.

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29 August, 04:24

How did Napoleon's conquests in Europe affect other parts of the world?

Napoleon's defeat of the British led to the spread of the Napoleonic Code in the Caribbean.

Napoleon's consolidation of Europe led to the establishment of the League of Nations.

Napoleon's conquest of the Rhine led to the fall of the Ottoman Empire.

Napoleon's conquest of Spain led to independence movements in the Americas.

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Napoleon's conquest of Spain led to independence movements in the Americas.

Answer: Option D.

Explanation:

Napoleon was a leader who had gained a lot of name and fame during his time of rule. His main aim was to get power and dominance over all the countries in the world.

Because of the hardships that the people had to go through during his time of rule, his rule led to the start of the revolutionary movements. One such independence movement was in Latin America. There were a number of key leaders of such movements, such as Simón Bolivar in Venezuela, Bernardo O'Higgins was instrumental in independence efforts in Chile.