Napoleon and the Continental System

The motto of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte during his reign was "avant-garde of France" he therefore intended to make France a stronger, strongest country than Britain. He believes that in order to achieve his intention he must kill the business of England he called the "shopkeeper country". He believes that their wealth is fictitious, decentralized, and dependent on trade, so the continental system harms its economic stability and reliability and leads to collapse.

The most important thing Napoleon did to reform Europe was that he helped promote the industrial revolution that appeared in the second half of the 18th century. Napoleon used the mainland system which is a series of blockades, France confiscated ships and cargo ships at the port of Europe, blocking all trade with the UK when first docked in the UK, causing a recession . If Napoleon shuts off all trade with the UK, it will be underpaid. Because of this imbalance, the Continent of Europe began to industrialize in order to compensate for the items they were deprived of. Unless a continental system is installed in Napoleon, there is no problem with supply and demand, so Europe does not need industrialization. Napoleon Bonaparte used the law called "Napoleonic law" to govern the people he conquered. These laws give more freedom to middle and lower classes.

When he began the continental system, Napoleon Bonaparte considered Britain to be "a country with shopkeepers". He thinks that the wealth of Britain and its power are not in the country itself, but in her business and trade. Therefore, if he wanted to restrict trade in Britain, the wealthiest country at the time, he concluded that he could starve and occupy them. - Napoleon Bonaparte's hero or tyrant. The French in the late 1700s had such motivations, but they needed institutions that were unstable, leading the country, unite, and willing to bring order to society. In 1799 Napoleon Bonaparte became that person. When the people began to argue that this man is a hero or a tyrant, the controversy is now a couple of days but I believe he is a hero because he did what French wanted then.