The Code Napoleon, the Basic Set of Laws Established by the French

question 17

Multiple Choice

The Code Napoleon, the basic set of laws established by the French general,

• A) reversed revolutionary changes to citizenship and the right to private property
• B) solidified many revolutionary changes but reversed gains made by women
• C) solidified many revolutionary changes but reversed gains made by peasants
• D) enshrined Napoleon as an authoritarian dictator and stripped virtually all rights from the French people

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