One of the key causes is long-standing racial and ethnic differences in well-being in the U.S. Using the Census Bureauâs three series of population projections, you can explore the potential impact of maintaining or eliminating racial and ethnic gaps in these three indicators of the nationâs health and economic future.
Imperial coat of arms. Napoleon Bonaparte (/nÉËpoÊliÉn ËboÊnÉpÉËrt/; French: [napÉleÉÌ bÉnapaÊt]; 15 August 1769 â 5 May 1821) was a French military and political leader who rose to prominence during the French Revolution and led several successful campaigns during the French Revolutionary Wars.
Napoleon gained power as First Consul when he took part in the Brumaire coup in November of 1799 and became part of a triumvirate that ruled France. He became First Consul in 1800; this was a form of dictatorship that was protected by a constitution. He fostered peace in France, and he developed the Napoleonic Code.