The "Declaration of Human Rights" promoted the progressive ideas of bourgeois freedom and equality and was issued shortly after the revolution began. Mainly about the equality of people's rights.

The "Napoleonic Code" was issued by Napoleon before he became emperor. He attached great importance to the formulation of this code. This code was mainly to stabilize the society at that time, but also to implement the spirit of the French Revolution: equality, liberty, fraternity (I don’t know what fraternity means...but the teacher said so)