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Napoleon Reforms Flashcards

Reforms

1
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lyres established

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1st May 1802

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2
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concordat

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16th July 1801

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3
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imperial catechism

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1806

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4
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New prisons

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1814

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5
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letters de cachet 2.0

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1810

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6
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gendarmes

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1790 18,000 by 1810

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7
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prefects

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7th February 1800

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8
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livret

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1st December 1803

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9
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Legion of honour

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19th May 1802

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10
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imperial nobility

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1st March 1808

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11
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censorship of the press

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17th January 1800

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12
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censors appointed to newspapers

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1809

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13
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provincial papers reduced to 1 per department

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1811

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14
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more than half printing presses shut down

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1810

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15
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land tax

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Until 1813 29% of revenue and 250million francs

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16
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indirect

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25% revenue

1806-1812 400% increased

17
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Bank of France

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6th January 1800

18
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Franc De germinal introduced

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28th March 1803

19
Q

700 million francs to 1000 million francs

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1806 - 1813

20
Q

1800 plebiscite

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7th February 1800
3,011,007 yes
1562 no

21
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hereditary principle

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4th August 1802

22
Q

Senate declares Napoleon of the French

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18th May 1804

23
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Coronation of Napoleon

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2nd November 1804

24
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land tax

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29% of revenue

250million francs until 1813

25
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indirect tax

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25% of revenue

400% increase in indirect taxes between 1806 - 1812

26
Q

What law was in the south

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roman law - authoritarian

27
Q

Why was the laws illiberal

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women faired worse than men
lack of liberty slavery reintroduced
livret

28
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Two functions of schools

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create administrators and army officers

to unify the people

29
Q

concordat terms

A

separation of church and state to end
Catholic church had to recognise the revolution
organic articles limited church control of bishops and increased state control of clergy

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