Napoleon established the lycée system of schools for universal education, enacted civic regulations, and erected numerous institutions that offered the French far more freedom than they had under the monarchy, so bolstering the Revolution.
In 1804 he founded the Napoleonic Code, which is often known as the civil code:
- It abolished all birth-based privileges. It guaranteed the right to property and established equality before the law.
- He eliminated the feudal system and freed peasants from serfdom and manorial dues by simplifying administrative divisions.
- Napoleon provided political stability to a country that had been ripped apart by conflict and revolt.
- He reconciled with the Roman Catholic Church and reversed the Convention's most radical religious measures.
Napoleon issued the Civil Code, a new body of civil legislation that helped to consolidate French society, in 1804.
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