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In History / Middle School | 2014-10-29

What reforms did Napoleon introduce during his rise to power?

Asked by octaviomora45

Answer (3)

the french central bank, employment based on merit, and public education

Answered by shevy | 2024-06-10

Napoleon Bonaparte, during his rise to power, introduced numerous reforms such as the civil code, education reforms, Concordat of 1801, and financial and tax reforms, significantly transforming France. ;

Answered by TimothyJamesCurry | 2024-06-18

Napoleon Bonaparte introduced significant reforms during his rise to power, including the Napoleonic Code, education reforms, the Concordat of 1801, the establishment of the Bank of France, and equitable tax reforms. These changes transformed the legal, educational, and economic landscape of France. Ultimately, his reforms aimed to create a centralized and efficient government while upholding key revolutionary ideals.
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Answered by TimothyJamesCurry | 2025-01-15

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