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Did Napoleon conquer Egypt?

Briefly (1798-1801, though he returned to France in 1799).


How were revolutionary reforms changed under napoleon?

The revolutionary reforms were changed under Napoleon by changing the code of Laws. He was able to change the code of Laws and aligned them with the Justinian Code of Laws.


The organization of french laws under napoleon was called?

Napoleonic Code was the term for the laws established under Napoleon. It set rules for freedom of religion, and hiring policies based on qualifications.


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Napoleon established a Civil CODE, in which all of the laws of France were written as clear statutes.


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Did Napoleon unify Europe?

Napoleon unified western Europe under one code of laws, the Napoleonic code.


Why did Napoleon believe to reform tax code in France?

The left over feudal laws that remained on the books in some parts of France and the Draconian Laws issued by the French Republic.


How were people treated under Napoleon's Code of Laws?

People were treated nicely with cakes


What did Napoleon improve?

He created stability in france after the revolution. He also created the napoleonic code which was a organized set of laws.


The organization of french laws under napoleon was called the?

It's the Napoleonic Code.


In what ways was Napoleon's government successful?

In what ways napoleon government succesful? the government was better and more controlled, more decisions and laws are accepted and enforced meaning France is better organised.


What describes how Napoleon governed France's empire in Europe?

He established a new set of laws based on reason rather than tradition.