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His major contribution for making France a better nation was that of legislator. He

carried out a deeply reform of French legal system by the enter into force of the Napoleonic Codes and was able to settle the relation between the State and the Church by means of a Concordat.

Furthermore it is worth mentioning his action in favour of the peasantry, which had been much neglected by the former revolutionary governments.

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Napoleon Bonaparte improved France in several ways such as reorganizing the educational system, and creating a national bank. He also reformed the country's legal system.

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Yes, he let people build beautiful monuments like the Arc de Triomphe.

He designed the Napoleonic code on which some of the French Codes today are based on.

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He built roads, introduced the metric system, created public ecucation and created Napoleanic Code of Law.

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Created a central bank.

Created a public education system.

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He improved roads.

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