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The Consul was formed by Napoleon to ________.

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strengthen democracy

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reserve power

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to transfer power

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to remove the king

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Solution

The correct option is B reserve power
The Consul was formed by Napoleon to reserve power. The Consul consists of only three members and Napoleon was the first Consul.

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