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

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

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The European map was altered by Napoleon, who supported the creation of national states that added allies of France and subtracted power from the monarchs and emperors that were opposed.

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

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

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The direct cause of the Latin American revolts, however, was Napoleon's conquest of Spain in 1808, after which Napoleon made his brother, Joseph, king of Spain. Many creoles might have remained loyal to a Spanish king, but they felt no loyalty at all too a Frenchman placed on the Spanish throne by force.

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3:Napoleon created public schools and universities

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3:Napoleon created public schools and universities

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Napoleon reformed the educational system so that boys and girls had access to education. Napoleon founded dozens of state schools which he called lyceums, where the children remained boarders and learned with great discipline.

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4:Napoleon sold Louisiana to the United States leading to manifest destiny

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4:Napoleon sold Louisiana to the United States leading to manifest destiny

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the occupation of the entire territory of North America between the Atlantic and the Pacific. So the US transformed Louisiana. But Louisiana also changed the US

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5:Napoleon initiated a merrit system for the employment of government officials

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5:Napoleon initiated a merrit system for the employment of government officials

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Napoleon’s new government, the Consulate, was composed of three parliamentary assemblies: the Council of State, which drafted bills; the Tribunate which debated bills but could not vote; and the Legislative Assembly, which could not discuss the bills, but whose members voted on them after reviewing the Tribunate’s debate record. The Conservative Senate was a governmental body equal to the three aforementioned legislative assemblies.

The executive power was vested in three Consuls, but all actual power was held by the First Consul, Bonaparte. In 1802, Napoleon became the First Consul for Life and two years later he was elected as Emperor of the French.

As Napoleon increased his power, he borrowed many techniques of the Ancien Régime in his new form of one-man government. Like the old monarchy, he re-introduced plenipotentiaries, an over-centralized, strictly utilitarian administration that constructed or consolidated the funds necessary for national institutions, local governments, a judiciary system, organs of finance, banking, codes, an a conscientious well-disciplined labor force.

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the centralization of the administration of the departments, higher education, a new tax code, a central bank, new laws and a system of roads and sewers.

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Napoleon created a uniform code of lawsNapoleon established uniform weights and measures

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Napoleon created a uniform code of lawsNapoleon established uniform weights and measures

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in 1804 “the” Civil Code was promulgated, that Code Napoléon that constituted the main model of the codification of law throughout the 19th and 20th centuries3.

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6:Napoleon established uniform weights and measures

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6:Napoleon established uniform weights and measures

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the bicorne (popularized by Napoleon Bonaparte) remained in use solely for 'dress' ensembles.

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9:Napoleon created a central bank and a monetary system that helped control inflation

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9:Napoleon created a central bank and a monetary system that helped control inflation

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Luis Napoleón Dillon, the economic crisis of the beginning of the 20th century, was caused by the inconvertibility of the banknote2, unbacked issues, inflation, speculation, credit abuse and the imbalance in the balance of payments. Faced with this situation, it had to be faced by cleaning up the currency and regularizing the exchange rate. Under these founding values, the Central Bank of Ecuador (BCE) was created.

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

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

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n 1795, a young military man by the name of Napoleon Bonaparte was ordered to put down the Parisian mob that was storming the Tuileries Palace. Napoleon, already in 1795, would demonstrate the combination of ambition and ruthlessness that would characterize his entire career. As the mob advanced on the Tuileries, Napoleon, without blinking an eye, ordered his troops to fire into the crowd. The crowd quickly dispersed; this potential threat to the Directory, the then French government, was repulsed.