It has often been said that Napoleon "changed the map of Europe" by causing the disappearance of states and the appearance of new ones.Nowhere is this more true than in
A)Egypt,after Napoleon conquered it.
B)the Ottoman Empire,after Napoleon invaded Egypt.
C)Germany,where Napoleon dictated the territorial reorganization of German states and erased the Holy Roman Empire.
D)the New World,with the sale of the Louisiana Territory.
E)Great Britain.

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Napoleon's reorganization of German states and the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire had a significant impact on the political landscape of Europe. This led to the creation of the Confederation of the Rhine and the eventual unification of Germany in the 19th century. While Napoleon did conquer Egypt and sell the Louisiana Territory, these events did not have as profound an impact on Europe's political map as his reorganization of the German states.

It Has Often Been Said That Napoleon "Changed the Map