Question

question 12
what was a long - term effect of napoleons reign?
he destroyed the traditions of many monarchies.
he created a permanent rift in relations with the united states.
he developed an international trade policy that continues today.
he established a code of law that made all citizens equal.

Explanation:

Napoleon established the Napoleonic Code (Code Civil). It was a comprehensive legal code that promoted equality before the law for all citizens (excluding women and slaves initially, but still a major step in legal equality concept). Monarchies' traditions weren't completely destroyed as many restored after his fall. Relations with US weren't a permanent rift. International trade policy wasn't a long - term effect as his policies like the Continental System were more about war - time economic measures.

Answer:

He established a code of law that made all citizens equal.