Question

aim: how did napoleon rise to power? do now: you have to make a choice. no government or absolute monarch. pick a side and defend why the directory (november 1795 - 1799) after the reign of terror a more moderate government was established called the another __________ was also written. this new government was very weak the directory __________

Explanation:

For the "Do Now" part, choosing no - government implies anarchy which can lead to chaos and lack of order, while an absolute monarch can lead to tyranny but also stability in some cases. For the blanks about the Directory: After the Reign of Terror, a more moderate government called the Directory was established. Another constitution was written during this period. The Directory was weak and faced many problems such as financial difficulties and political unrest.
For the aim question about Napoleon's rise to power, factors include his military successes during the French Revolutionary Wars which increased his popularity and influence, the weakness of the Directory creating an opportunity for a strong - man figure, and his political shrewdness in seizing power in the Coup of 18 Brumaire.

Answer:

Do Now:
If choosing "No government": Without a government, there is no central authority to enforce laws, provide public services, or resolve disputes. Society would likely devolve into chaos, with different groups vying for power and resources, leading to insecurity and lack of development.
If choosing "Absolute monarch": An absolute monarch can provide stability and quick decision - making as there is a single authority figure. However, it can also lead to tyranny as there are no checks and balances on the monarch's power, and the rights and freedoms of the people may be suppressed.

Directory blanks: constitution; faced many problems (such as financial and political issues)

Aim: Napoleon rose to power through his military victories, the weakness of the Directory, and his political maneuvering in the Coup of 18 Brumaire.