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Napoleon was defeated and overthrown in 1815. During his reign, which began in 1799, Napoleon's internal policies had made France stronger and allowed the country to have dominance over a large portion of Europe.

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Q: What were The impact of Napoleon's conquests on the revolutions of 1848?
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