What were the effects of Nopoleons reforms in education? How does those reforms affect women differently than men?

Establishment of elite schools called 'Lycee'  and encouragement of formal education for boys. The educational reforms affected women differently than men because Napoleon believed women were inferior to men and should only be placed at home to take care of the domestic needs of the family.The women weren't allowed to go to schools or hold any political position.

Explanation:

Explanation:

Establishment of elite schools called 'Lycee'

Encouragement of formal education for boys.Napoleon Bonaparte was a French leader which ruled the French republic between 1799-1804. His rule benefited the male gender as he set up excellent schools known as Lycee in 1801.

He set up the schools to enable them to be more knowledgeable and literate enough to fight wars and fit into other important  positions in  the country

The educational reforms affected women differently than men because Napoleon believed women were inferior to men and should only be placed at home to take care of the domestic needs of the family.The women weren't allowed to go to schools or hold any political position.

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