How Did Napoleon Help The French Revolution

In the 1800's France grew quickly into a world empire. Mostly impart of a very bloody revolution during the late 1700's, France encompassed most of Europe and was desperate for more. The self-crowned emperor who brought them many glorious victories in battle was named Napoleon. Some of Napoleons efforts were in vein as he restored an abolished monarchy, abolished most newly gained women's rights, and made peace with the Catholic Church. But he also helped the revolutionaries in many ways. Napoleon overall did more to help the efforts of the French Revolution than he did to negate the revolutions social and political reforms.
In1792 when a crowd of Parisians stormed the Tuileries and slaughtered the kings' guards France was a very troubled state. After grain prices quadrupled, the third estate of France led a rebellion and beheaded most of all French Nobles including the King and Queen. The goal was to establish peace in France. During those times people could not afford to feed their families because of a 400 percent increase in the price of grain due to a wild inflation. There was a huge imbalance in the three estates of France, and eventually the lower class became fed up.
The main goal of the French revolution was to establish a balance
He was well loved and even more feared. Napoleon helped most of the reforms instated by the revolution. He set up many more schools under strict government control. He recognized their right to lands they had bought during from the Church and nobles during the revolution. And established the Napoleonic Code, a sort of constitution that embodied many Enlightenment Principals such as freedom of religion, equality of all citizens before the law, and the opening of jobs to all talents. And most important Nationalism, a feeling of loyalty to ones state, spreads throughout the world, causing the world to change into what we know it as