SECTION - B
8. How had Napoleonic code exported to the
regions under French control? Explain with
examples.
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Answer :
1. The Civil code of 1804 or the Napoleonic Code led to the introduction of many reforms which were already introduced in France and other parts of Europe.
2. The Civil code was exported to the regions under French control in the Dutch Republic, Switzerland, Italy and Germany.
3. This code simplified the administrative divisions.
4. It abolished the feudal system and freed the peasants from serfdom and manorial dues.
5. Guild restrictions were removed.
6. Transport and communications were improved.
OR
According to Paul Bernard, the three barriers that were responsible for the economic growth in Vietnam were:
1. High population level.
2. Low agricultural productivity
3. High level of indebtedness among peasants.
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Answer:
Napoleonic Code, alternatively called as ‘French civil code of 1804’, defined the concept of equality before the law. The code helped decimate the feudal system that was plaguing Europe during French revolution.
This code consists of revolutionary principles which upholds the ideas of liberty, fraternity and equality.
The code aimed to simplify all the laws and bring them in a system.
It was 1804 when Napoleon Bonaparte made himself as the Emperor of France. As soon as he crowned himself as the emperor he introduced many principles and rules which made the system more effective and efficient.
Weight at measure system was also introduced by him which was more appropriate then before with the help of decimal system. Like this many of his reforms were exported under the French region.