How Did Napoleon's Tactics for Achieving Order Differ from Those

question 34

Multiple Choice

How did Napoleon's tactics for achieving order differ from those used during the French Revolution?

• A) Napoleon replaced the local police with National Guard units that were trained in security surveillance and given authority to execute political dissenters.
• B) Although he strictly limited political expression, imposing surveillance and arbitrary imprisonment on his opponents, Napoleon never used mass executions to maintain control.
• C) Realizing that the suppression of dissent was at the root of the Terror, Napoleon conversely achieved order by allowing the free expression of democratic ideas.
• D) Napoleon ordered massive urban reconstruction projects designed to both improve the economic situation of the citizens and promote surveillance.

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