Napoleon’s legacy included the establishment of all of the following in France, except

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irga5000 [103]3 years ago

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The correct answer is B) the abolition of taxes.

Napoleon’s legacy included the establishment of all of the following in France, except the abolition of taxes.

Napoleon 1 was one of the most popular figures in France after the Revolution. He respected citizens although suppressed many liberties and promoted nationalistic ideas. Napoleon crowned himself as emperor of France and established the famous "Napoleonic Code," established on March 21, 1804. This code, that later influenced other nations, stated that the government jobs were to the most qualified people, not based on any kind f privileges.

arsen [322]3 years ago

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Napoleon established all of the following in France, except: b. the abolition of taxes.
He only removed the tithes the Third Estates has to pay and made all the Estates pay taxes.

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