| Event Date: | Event Title: | Event Description: | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 05/05/1789 | Estates General is Called | A French representative assembly that met irregularly. | |
| 06/20/1789 | Tennis Court Oath | The first two estates refused the third estate and the third estate declared themselves the National Assembly of France. They gathered on a tennis court and pledged not to disband until they had a written constitution. | |
| 07/14/1789 | Bastille Day | A crowd in Paris attacked and captured the Bastille fortress. | |
| 08/26/1789 | Declaration of Rights of Man | The declaration guranteed the same basic rights to all citizens including, "liberty, property, security, and resistance to oppression" as well as representative government. | |
| 07/12/1790 | Civil Constitution of the Clergy | The reorganization of the church, which followed upon the confiscation of its vast possessions, is an excellent illustration of the Spirit of the National Assembly. | |
| 01/21/1793 | Trial and Death of Louis XIV | Louis was placed on trial for betraying his country and was found guilty and voted to the death penalty. | |
| 09/05/1793 | The Reign of Terror begins | Reign of Terror starts | |
| 07/27/1794 | 9th of Thermidor | Robespierre's enemies in the convention and finally attacked him as a tyrant and executed him. Ending the Reign of Terror. | |
| 07/28/1794 | Official End to the Reign of Terror | Reign of Terror ended. | |
| Timespan Dates: | Timespan Title: | Timespan Description: | |
| 05/01/1788 to 08/31/1794 |
French Revolution |
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