Who did napoleon sign a concrdat with and why?

In July 1801, French First Consul Napoleon Bonaparte signed the Concordat of 1801 (French: Concordat de 1801) with Pope Pius VII, re-establishing Roman Catholicism in France after it had been suppressed during the French Revolution. The concordat was a crucial step in reconciling the French people and the Catholic Church and stabilized the domestic political situation in the aftermath of the revolution.

How did the articles of confederation impact US?

To what extent was the Anglo-German naval race main cause of World War 1?

The Vichy regime (1940-1944)
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Philip III of Spain
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