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","correct":false,"explanation":"His programme was effective partly because it remained vague, allowing varied interpretations. A precise programme would have limited his appeal across different social and political groups."}]},{"id":"dd68bdff-7a0b-4da4-9aeb-00888634f74a","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"[ ] combined strong personal leadership with popular approval through [ ].","back":"Bonapartism combined strong personal leadership with popular approval through plebiscites.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Bonapartism combined strong personal leadership with popular approval through plebiscites.","correct":true,"explanation":"Bonapartism centred authority on a powerful leader while claiming popular legitimacy. Plebiscites provided public approval without relying on a fully competitive parliamentary system."},{"text":"Republicanism combined strong personal leadership with popular approval through plebiscites.","correct":false,"explanation":"Republicanism generally emphasises representative government and civic sovereignty rather than personal dynastic authority. The combination described is specifically associated with Bonapartism."},{"text":"Bonapartism combined strong personal leadership with popular approval through elections.","correct":false,"explanation":"Although elections existed, the distinctive mechanism used to endorse the ruler and major constitutional changes was the plebiscite, not ordinary competitive elections."},{"text":"Constitutionalism combined strong personal leadership with popular approval through parliaments.","correct":false,"explanation":"Constitutionalism normally limits personal authority through representative institutions. The described blend of a dominant leader and direct popular endorsement is Bonapartist."}]},{"id":"0213ee84-0120-47d0-b235-44268e1fc01f","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why did Louis Napoleon launch the 2 December 1851 coup?","back":"The constitution prevented him standing again.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"The constitution prevented him standing again.","correct":true,"explanation":"The 1848 constitution limited the president to one term and prevented immediate re-election. Louis Napoleon used the resulting deadlock to justify overthrowing the republic."},{"text":"The National Assembly prevented him standing again.","correct":false,"explanation":"The constitutional term limit was the central obstacle, not simply an Assembly decision. Louis Napoleon’s conflict with deputies helped create tension but did not itself impose the rule."},{"text":"The June Days prevented him standing again.","correct":false,"explanation":"The June Days strengthened his appeal as a defender of order and occurred earlier in his presidency. They did not legally prevent another candidacy."},{"text":"The Second Empire prevented him standing again.","correct":false,"explanation":"The Second Empire was created after the coup and therefore could not have caused it. The existing republican constitution restricted him to one presidential term."}]},{"id":"3d487b3f-8a52-4dca-9750-ec85cdeec881","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"When was the Second Empire proclaimed?","back":"2 December 1852.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"2 December 1852.","correct":true,"explanation":"The Second Empire was formally proclaimed on 2 December 1852, exactly one year after the coup, when Louis Napoleon became Napoleon III."},{"text":"2 December 1851.","correct":false,"explanation":"This was the date of Louis Napoleon’s coup, not the proclamation of the Empire. The regime was formally transformed into the Second Empire one year later."},{"text":"4 November 1848.","correct":false,"explanation":"This date belongs to the establishment of the Second Republic’s constitutional framework, not the Empire. The imperial proclamation occurred on 2 December 1852."},{"text":"10 December 1848.","correct":false,"explanation":"This was the date of Louis Napoleon’s election as president. He became emperor only after the coup and the formal proclamation of the Second Empire in 1852."}]},{"id":"865d2d1d-d358-4a36-a307-207fcb49a896","cardType":"basic","points":3,"front":"How did the authoritarian empire restrict political life?","back":"

Press was controlled.
Official candidates were favoured.
Prefects managed local politics.

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Press was controlled.
Official candidates were favoured.
Prefects managed local politics.

","correct":true,"explanation":"Napoleon III limited political competition through censorship, state-backed electoral candidates and prefects who influenced politics locally, ensuring that opposition groups struggled to organise or win representation."},{"text":"

Press was subsidised.
Opposition candidates were favoured.
Mayors controlled national politics.

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Press was unrestricted.
Secret ballots were abolished.
Deputies managed local politics.

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Press was nationalised.
Royal candidates were favoured.
Judges managed local politics.

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