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What did the Code of Napoleon outline?

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The rights of man and the citizen.

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The Code Napoleon was a set of civil laws that outlines what?
The law of persons, property and the acquisition of property. It also does this in a language that is simple, easily understood by the layman and the poorly educated and is not prone to confusion or...
Did Napoleon create the Napoleon Law Code?
Yes, Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte created the Napoleon law code, known to most as the Napoleon code.
What are the seven legal codes of Napoleon?
The Penal Code, Commercial Code, Code of Criminal Instruction, the Civil code, and the Code of Civil Procedures are 5 of the 7 he made. For some reason the other 2 are nowhere to be found
What was the significance of the Code Napoleon?
NoveNet Answer: It was the set of civil laws that set forth many of the basic rights of citizens. The law was published. The law was without religious taint. The law was uniform accross boundaries.
What is was the singificance of the Code Napoleon?
It simplified the law. It secularized the law. It unified the law and published it so that there were no secret laws.