A Comparison between Napoleon and Garibaldi?

Question

5 areas each of comparisons and contrasting arguments, with sources

Answer 1

Here is a link that touches on them, but what you ask for is too much work for a mere two points--maybe ten. In a sense, Napoleon arose at a time when had he not the French revolution would have fallen into even more savage anarchy. They were practicing a secular, atheist revolution that was very similar to what Ayatola Komeni (sp?) did in Iran a few decades ago with the Islamic revolution. Garibaldi did a unifying thing in Italy that was more akin to Simon Bolivar in Latin America (or amazingly similar to how Mussolini would later do with his socialist--facist--revolt)--except Garibaldi was an honorable man.