Napoleon

Summary - Napoleon Bonaparte was a powerful force in Europe from 1799 to 1815. He rose from the ranks of the French army to become the emperor of France. By 1812 he had control of most of Europe. Unfortunately, he met his demise when he attempted to invade Russia. His downfall was almost as swift as his rise to power.

Answer: Napoleon was a power crazed leader who only looked out for himself, not his country of France. He lied to his country in two ways. One saying that the people in the country had a say in the government, when in fact he had all control. Also he never seemed to mention his losses, only his victories, making him sound like an amazing military leader. Napoleon was so greedy that he wanted to take over Russia even if it meant losing thousands of his men, which is what happened. In the end he lost everything, forcing France and the other parts of Europe to rebuild themselves

Industrial Revolution

Summary - Industrial Revolution, term usually applied to the social and economic changes that mark the transition from a stable agricultural and commercial society to a modern industrial society relying on complex machinery rather than tools.

Answer: The industrial Revolution started in Great Britain because they had all the factors of production. They had many natural resources like coal and iron. Also the country is surrounded by bodies of water, making steam transportation available. The country was very heavily populated so they had many people to work on farms, and still have plenty of people to work in factories. There was a high demand for the new inventions, so many people worked on making these for people, instead of making everything by themselves. This made it possible to advance in technology so quickley.