Question

which principle of the french revolution can be most seen in napoleons reform efforts?

the establishment of the rule of law

the right of france to rule europe

the belief in the power of the military over the monarch

the right to elect all government officials

Explanation:

Napoleon's Civil Code (Code Napoleon) was a major reform effort that codified laws, establishing a uniform legal system. This reflects the French - Revolution's principle of the rule of law. The other options are not accurate reflections of his reform efforts. The idea of France ruling Europe was more about his imperial ambitions, not a core reform - related principle. The power of the military over the monarch was not a main focus of his reforms, and the right to elect all government officials was not a feature of his regime.

Answer:

the establishment of the rule of law