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The Tennis Court Oath
The Tennis court Oath had major significance in the French Revolution because it sparked the life of the revolution by uniting the 3rd estate together to state their independence from the 1st and 2nd estate. This led to the 3rd estate storming the Bastille, taking guns, and ultimately this led their revolution to succeed. -
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French Revolution
The French Revolution started because the people of France were unhappy with the conditions of France at the time so the people tried to sort it out rationally and that led to them getting shut out of the estates' assembly so they signed an oath and started a revolution -
The Storming of The Bastille
The Storming of the Bastille was a very significant event because this gave the people firearms, the third estate saw the Bastille as a symbol of tyranny and that led to them taking it down brick, by brick. -
The Great Fear
The Great Fear was a time when the people of France were scared that France's military were rounding up people and destroying and taking whatever they could find. This led to The Storming of the Bastille. -
Napoleon's Great Victories
Napoleon was a great general of France so when the people heard about Napoleon's victories in battles they immediately thought that he should be the emperor of France so he was put in power immediately.
