What was the overall goal of the Napoleonic Code?

A.) to return to a more conservative, pre-Revolutionary form of government

B.) to reform French law in line with the principles of the Revolution

C.) to allow Napoleon to exercise his full authority as a military dictator

D.) to push France toward religious, enlightenment, and revolutionary ideals

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21 October, 15:18

What was the overall goal of the Napoleonic Code?

A.) to return to a more conservative, pre-Revolutionary form of government

B.) to reform French law in line with the principles of the Revolution

C.) to allow Napoleon to exercise his full authority as a military dictator

D.) to push France toward religious, enlightenment, and revolutionary ideals

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Jason Goodman · Answer 1

The overall goal of the Napoleonic Code is to reform French law in line with the principles of the Revolution. Even before the revolution, there are a lot of policies that the French has been following. The Napoleonic Code was inspired by Bavaria’s Civil legal system, The Codex Maximilianeus Bavaricus Civilis.