How did Napoleon uphold liberty in the French Revolution?

Answer 1

Napoleon made France and the French stable by means of following actions:

1 - He negotiated and stipulated a favorable treaty of peace with Great Britain in 1802 (The Peace of Amiens);

2 - the religious peace was restored after the Concordat (July 1801);

3 - by distributing the land to the peasants;

4 - encouraging the return of the nobles who emigrated during the revolution;

5 - he enacted the Napoleonic Code: in 1802-1804 the Civil Code, in 1807 the Commercial Code, in 1808 the Criminal Code, in 1810 the Penal Code;

6- interventions in favor of industry and agriculture led to a high degree of prosperity in these sectors;

7 -the education was remarkably improved; it was ordained that every municipality should have an elementary school and every Department should have at least one high school. The important town and the big cities should set up in addition some high schools each one specializing in art subjects, scientific studies, classical studies and so on, as connection to the universities;

8 - new markets were opened throughout the continent, favoring a great development of French trade and increasing the export of domestic products;

9 - last but not least, in 1800 was founded the Bank of France whose duties were the whole having the control upon the interests of the national Debt and the only one authorized to issue paper money.

Answer 2

Napoleon preserved the goals of the revolution by abolishing serfdom and feudalism in France, reformed education, centralized authority, and created the Napoleonic Code. His greatest contributions to the French Revolution would be providing Frenchmen equal rights, rights to education, and meritocracy.

Answer 3

liberty = freedom

fraternity = brotherhood (and sisterhood) or friendship

equality = all people all the same