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What was Napoleon's system of laws that upheld ideas of the French Revolution? The Constitution The Napoleonic Code The Estates General

What was Napoleon's system of laws that upheld ideas of the French Revolution? The Constitution The Napoleonic Code The Estates General
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What was Napoleon's system of laws that upheld ideas of the French Revolution?

The Constitution

The Napoleonic Code

The Estates General

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Napoleon’s system of laws that upheld ideas of the French Revolution was the Napoleonic code. It includes laws regarding property, family and individual rights, and quite a bit more.
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