Explain the achievement of napolian gona part
Answers
Answered by
1
The Concordat of 1801
This was an agreement that Napoleon signed with the Pope in 1801. Before Napoleon came to power, the revolutionary reforms such as the Nationalization of church land, declaration of civil constitution of the clergy etc turned the Catholic Church into enemity with the revolutionaries. But Napoleon reconciled the church and the state as he remarked “A state without religion is like a vessel without acampass”This agreement was important because:
a) It made the Catholic to be the state religion.
b) Agreement guaranteed the freedom of worship.
c) According to the agreement, the clergy became the civil servants who were paid and appointed by the government.
2. Ownership of land and property:
Free ownership of land and other property was enjoyed by the Frenchmen during the reign of Napoleon. The clergy and the nobles started claiming for their land that was taken in the course of the French revolution. Napoleon solved the problem and made the4 peasants to retain the land and other property that they had acquired during the course of the French revolution. He avoided reemergence of feudalism through which the nobles and the clergy would have grabbed land from the peasants. It also increased the productivities of peasants and reduced the4 problems of famine and starvation.
This was an agreement that Napoleon signed with the Pope in 1801. Before Napoleon came to power, the revolutionary reforms such as the Nationalization of church land, declaration of civil constitution of the clergy etc turned the Catholic Church into enemity with the revolutionaries. But Napoleon reconciled the church and the state as he remarked “A state without religion is like a vessel without acampass”This agreement was important because:
a) It made the Catholic to be the state religion.
b) Agreement guaranteed the freedom of worship.
c) According to the agreement, the clergy became the civil servants who were paid and appointed by the government.
2. Ownership of land and property:
Free ownership of land and other property was enjoyed by the Frenchmen during the reign of Napoleon. The clergy and the nobles started claiming for their land that was taken in the course of the French revolution. Napoleon solved the problem and made the4 peasants to retain the land and other property that they had acquired during the course of the French revolution. He avoided reemergence of feudalism through which the nobles and the clergy would have grabbed land from the peasants. It also increased the productivities of peasants and reduced the4 problems of famine and starvation.
Answered by
0
Understanding the concept :
- (i) Napoleon conquered much of Europe through his skills of military leadership.
- (ii) He transformed military formation and training and launched the Napoleonic C.ode; that aboli.shed the privileges based on bi.rth and established equality before the law.
Similar questions