How did Napoleon fix the problems the 3rd estate faced at the start of the revolution?

Napoleon initiated a series of socio-economic reforms that promoted the resolution of several problems in the third state.

Explanation:

The third French state was formed by the bourgeoisie and the peasants who were the most exploited classes in France, mainly the peasants who faced serious social and economic problems, besides having no political power to defend themselves against any exploitation of the other classes. Although the bourgeoisie lived better than the peasants, they also faced many problems in relation to the aristocracy, who had several privileges and did not want to open their mother to solve the economic and social problems of the third state.

These social problems caused a revolution that eventually brought Napoleon Bonaparte to power. As he came to this power, mainly due to the clamor and support of the third state, he had an obligation to promote socioeconomic reforms that would change the problems of this class.

He promoted these reforms that consisted of reducing aristocratic privileges, reforming taxes, proliferating fundamental rights, the right to property, investing in agricultural production, among other reforms that promoted better economic growth not only for the bourgeoisie and peasants, but for all the France.