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a. controlled prices (mostly on food)
b. it encouraged a new industry
c. he set up public school under strict goverment. (military school)
d. he encouraged the emigres to comes home ( they took an oath of loyalty to France)
e. recognized peasants to land the peasants bought from the Catholic Church.
f.opened jobs based for all talents
He modernized Paris.
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∙ 11y agoThe Fiscal Reform.
The New Legal System, that is:
the Civil Code, (1802-1804), the Commercial
Code (1807), the Criminal Code (1808), the Penal Code 1810.
The improvement of the Educational System.
The Concordat with Pope Pius VII (1801).
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