Diferencias Entre Napoleon Y Luis 16 En Ingles

Louis XVI and Napoleon Bonaparte:
"Absolutism and Empire."

Louis XVI (Versailles, August 23, 1754 - Paris, 21 January 1793) was a French monarch who held the title of Duke of Berry and wasarrested, found guilty of treason and sentenced to the guillotine on 21 January 1793. His execution marked the end of absolute monarchy in France.
Some that all the problems that Louis XVI had came fromall of its predecessors, the most serious was economic. Anxious to change the situation, the king entrusted the General Inspectorate of Finance to renowned economist Robert Turgot, who advocated a totalchange in economic policy, while Napoleon Bonaparte in times of chaos and crisis, provided always tough to restore order, prosperity and law. That's what Napoleon did, when he was an Emperor.
AsKing Louis XVI of France established the reduction of costs, annulled customs that prevented the marketing of cereals, removed the corporations that limited freedom of work. Also abolished the provisionobliging farmers to serve in government works on certain days of the year without pay.
Instead it created a tax subsidy territorial call, which was to be paid by all residents.
Turgot's reformsprovoked the indignation of the privileged afraid of being hurt in their interests. Unlike with Emperor Napoleon was that while his government was absolute, as he emerged from the French Revolutionapplied liberal principles. Throughout his empire were applied Rights of Man and of the Citizen. The Civil Code, known as the Code Napoleon, was a legal landmark that still has influence legislation in thewestern world... It can be said that Napoleon gave him a Renaissance in France, because France was experiencing the worst time of terror imposed by governing for the people during the First Republic,after the triumph of the Revolution. Robespierre installed the first dictatorship of the proletariat (long before the Bolshevik Revolution).

Napoleon Bonaparte's government during from November...