Analyze the ways in which Napoleon Bonaparte both supported and undermined the main goals of the French Revolution during his rule of France (1799 - 1815).

Explanation:

The main goal of the French Revolution is to have a policy of liberty, equal representation, economic equality.

Napoleon Bonaparte between 1799 to 1815 supported this goal by establishing the Napoleon Code.

This code ensures that socio-political-economic positions were based on meritocracy and it applies to everybody regardless of the people's financial status. He also ensures that punishment is meted to those who deserve it.

However, Napoleon undermines the goal by employing authoritative leadership techniques and systematically positions himself to be the Emperor of France which goes against the policy of equal representation.

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