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Napoleon compromised with the church and nobility and brrought them back into power based on their good behavior… religious tolerance

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Napoleon compromised with the church and nobility and brrought them back into power based on their good behavior… religious tolerance

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Napoleon Bonaparte attempted to reconcile religion and politics in order to bring social stability to France which was suffering from moral decadence and de-Christianization policies.
https://www.jstor.org/stable/41882000#:~:text=Napoleon%20Bonaparte%20attempted%20to%20reconcile,decadence%20and%20de%2DChristianization%20policies.

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Lewis Rayapen, Gordon Anderson, Napoleon and the Church, International Social Science Review, Vol. 66, No. 3 (SUMMER 1991), pp. 117-127

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Napoleon established uniform weights and measures

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Napoleon established uniform weights and measures

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Napoleon Bonaparte after coming to power in France in 1804 started the system of uniform weights and measurements as to ease of business and trade practices. He is regarded as front runner of economic liberalization in France.

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After four years of debate and planning, French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte enacts a new legal framework for France, known as the “Napoleonic Code.” The civil code gave post-revolutionary France its first coherent set of laws concerning property, colonial affairs, the family and individual rights.

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Napoleon initiated a merit system for the employment of government officials

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Napoleon initiated a merit system for the employment of government officials

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Napoleon instituted several lasting reforms. He centralized the administration of the départements and created a higher education system, a tax collection system, a central bank, codes of law, and road and sewer systems.

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Napoleon created public schools and universities and 

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Napoleon created public schools and universities and 

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Napoleon has been given much credit for modernizing France's education system. Among the institutions he set up or expanded were: Primary schools in every commune under the general supervision of the prefects or sub-prefects. Secondary or grammar schools that were under the control of the central government.

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Napoleon sold Louisiana to the United States leading to manifest destiny

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Napoleon sold Louisiana to the United States leading to manifest destiny

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The acquisition of the Louisiana Territory encouraged the settlement and acquisition of Texas from Mexico. The acquisition of Texas led to demands for the acquisition of California from Mexico as well. These expansions both spurred and fulfilled the idea of Manifest Destiny.

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Napoleon placed his brother on the throne of Spain leading to revolts in the New World

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Napoleon placed his brother on the throne of Spain leading to revolts in the New World

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Napoleon then appointed his older brother Joseph Bonaparte as King of Spain. Although Spanish bureaucrats recognized the new monarch, the people of Spain rebelled against Joseph and the French occupation, resulting in the Peninsular War.

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Napoleon spread liberal ideas across Europe leading to a rise of nationalism

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Napoleon spread liberal ideas across Europe leading to a rise of nationalism

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French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte increased nationalistic tendencies both at home and abroad. In France, he unified the law with the 1804 Napoleonic Code and boosted morale through military victories. His enemies abroad strengthened their own national unity as they worked to fight Napoleon or chafed at their defeat.