In the late 1700’s, the French Revolution was considered to be one of many events that had shaped the life, liberty, and fraternity of the modern western society (Heyes, 1953, p. 572). During 1789 to 1799 the many political and social ideals instilled by the Revolution was in risk of being toppled by poor governing. Ideals such as equal treatment under the law, centralization of the government, elimination of feudal rights, religious tolerance and careers open to talent were …showed first 75 words of 649 total…

…showed last 75 words of 649 total…nation. Once again another Revolutionary principle had been realized. Napoleon’s many establishments and accomplishments leaves little doubt that he was a preserver of the Revolution. He fulfilled every one of the most basic principles of the revolution including equal treatment under the law, centralization of the government, elimination of feudal Napoleon the Saviour rights, religious tolerance and careers open to talent. Although his government faded along with his battles, his legacies still lived on.