Napoleon Bonaparte's Influence During The French Revolution

Napoleon Bonaparte was a French statesman and military leader who rose to prominence during the French Revolution and let other campaigns during the French Revolutionary Wars and was a dictator. Napoleon was the Emperor of the French from 1804 till 1814/ For over a decade, he had dominion over the European and global affairs. As a dictator the people of France had gained more than they had sacrificed to Napoleon. They had gained equality before the law, better school systems and a strong sense of national pride. He had forced the censorship of the press. He also had let people go in and enter into the army under 18 years old. In 1812 they were able to field the largest army up to that point in history. They were allowing to give up the freedom of speech that would allow them to communicate one's opinions and ideas. "The term freedom of expression is sometimes used synonymously, but includes any act of seeking, receiving and imparting information or ideas, regardless of the medium used."
They allow the government to monitor their phone calls and emails. They allow Security cameras to be put up in case of any suspicious activity or behavior. Now in airports you have to take off your shoes, jackets, belts, just in case someone is hiding a knife, gun, explosives, or any other possibly harmful objects. You also have to take out your laptop incase of hidden explosives. Before the attack of 9/11 they checked only about 5% of the bags that came through, now they check 100% of the bags. Also you have to park farther away from the airport. You also were allowed to go back to the gate to pick up or drop off people and see them off, but now you have to have a boarding pass in order go to the gate. Many things have changed since the reign of Napoleon and the attack of