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When Louis calls the estate the estates create notebooks listing their grievences to be met and fixed. The third estate wasnt really represented because no one payed any mind to their requests
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third estatePeople of the third estate were going hungry and didnt have enough money because harvests were bad and previous wars drained France's money. The first and second estates didnt have to pay taxes and were much richer than people in the third class
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The national phase of the national assembly turned france into a constitutional monarchy
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The people stormed the bastille that was a symbol of tourture to show that they were finished with all the crap. The invasion was a success and that day has been known since then as their national independence day
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the king of Prussia and the emperor of Austria issued the Declaration of pinitz. The declaration may have been mostly a bluff but revolutionists in France took the threat seriously and prepaired for war
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The King of prussia and the emperor of Austria issued the Declaration of Pliitz. the declaration may have been mostly a bluff but revolutionists in France took the threat seriously and prepaired for war
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A radical phase of escalating violence led to the end of the monarchy and reign of terror
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fighting
the fighting lasted from the revolution -
a crowd of parisians storm the royal palace of the Tuilerus and slaughtered the kings guards. the royal family fled to the legislative assembly escaping before the mod arrived
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The convention voted to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic
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danger threatned France on all sides. The country was at war with much of Europe including Britan, the netherlands, spain, and Prussia
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Louis XIV was executed
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Robespierre was one of the archetects of the reign of terror
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In a speech Robespierre explained why the terror was necessary to schieve goals of the revolution
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Robespierre was arrested, The next day he was exacuted
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a period of napoleon consolidated many revolutionary changes
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Nobles agreed to give up their old manorial dues, exclusive hunting rights special legal states and exemption from taxes
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six thousand woman marched 13 miles in the pouring rain from paris to versallies and brought back Louis XIV, marle Antoinette and their son
