World History Class January 9, 2009

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The document discusses several topics related to the French Revolution and Napoleon Bonaparte. It first discusses the Reign of Terror period led by the Jacobins and key figures like Jean-Paul Marat. It then discusses the reaction to the Terror and Napoleon's rise to power as a dictator in France. It outlines some of his military campaigns, including his failed invasion of Russia and final defeat at the Battle of Waterloo, after which he died in exile.

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